Associate, Access Management Developer

About the role

DBS is hiring an Associate, Access Management Developer within its Group Technology unit, which manages most of the bank's operational processes and supports its delivery channels. The role is based at the DBS Asia Hub, is full time and regular, and involves developing software solutions while supporting and developing software engineers.

Key responsibilities

• Develop software solutions by studying information needs, consulting users, analysing system flows, data usage and work processes, and following the software development lifecycle.
• Determine operational feasibility by evaluating analysis, problem definition, requirements, solution development and proposed solutions.
• Document and demonstrate solutions through documentation, flowcharts, diagrams, code comments and clear code.
• Prepare and install solutions by designing system specifications, standards and programming.
• Improve operations through systems analysis and recommendations on policy and procedure changes.
• Keep up to date with development tools, programming techniques and computing equipment, and share knowledge with colleagues.
• Collect, analyse and summarise development and service issues, and support software engineers with advice, coaching and training.

Required profile

• 4-6 years of experience in web development.
• Strong troubleshooting, diagnostic, debugging and analytical skills, with strong initiative and a sense of ownership.
• Good working knowledge of the software development lifecycle and Agile methodology.

Required skills

• HTML5, CSS3 and/or Ant Design; server-side CSS pre-processors such as LESS and SASS.
• JavaScript/TypeScript frameworks and libraries, specifically Angular and Express (Node.js).
• Asynchronous request handling, partial page updates and AJAX; cross-browser compatibility.
• ORM framework and SQL-based queries, preferably in MariaDB.
• RESTful APIs and building APIs in Express.
• Charting libraries D3.js and g2plot.
• Version control and CI/CD tools such as GIT, SVN, Jenkins, Bamboo and JIRA.