Application development platform for capital markets and financial services firms
Genesis Global sells a low-code, microservices-based platform that financial institutions use to build trading and workflow applications. Its stack spans Kotlin, Java and Gradle on the backend with Aerospike, MongoDB and Oracle for data, plus Pact, Playwright and Cucumber for heavy contract and UI testing. Current senior-weighted engineering hiring in India and the UK centers on platform engineering: a self-service developer platform, regional DevOps standardization and cloud cost visibility.
Genesis Global is a privately held London-headquartered software company founded in 2015, with 201–500 employees. It provides an application development platform, prepackaged solutions and capital markets expertise to financial institutions including asset managers, hedge funds, broker-dealers, treasury and proprietary trading teams. The platform targets low-latency, high-throughput workloads and helps clients automate manual workflows, extend legacy systems and build new applications. The company operates offices across the Americas, Europe and India.
Genesis Global uses Kotlin, Java, Python, TypeScript, React, Angular and Vue, with PostgreSQL, Oracle, MongoDB and Aerospike, on AWS and GCP with Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins and GitLab CI/CD, monitored via Datadog, Prometheus and Splunk.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering, mostly senior and lead roles, with a smaller support function, focused on cloud infrastructure, DevOps and self-service platform work.
Genesis Global is currently hiring in India and the United Kingdom, with headquarters in London.
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