ING Wholesale Banking operates a Java + .NET stack anchored in enterprise infrastructure (SAP, Azure, OpenShift, Kafka) with heavy investment in testing and compliance tooling (Selenium, Playwright, Xray, Fortify, SonarQube). Hiring velocity is accelerating with finance roles dominating (33 of 64 open positions), paired with targeted engineering growth (13 roles) — a pattern consistent with banks scaling regulatory reporting and automating legacy processes. Active projects around cash reconciliation, CI/CD automation, and service mesh deployment suggest modernization of core banking operations while managing tight compliance and risk-monitoring constraints.
Notable leadership hires: Regulatory Reporting Lead
ING Wholesale Banking is a global institution headquartered in Amsterdam, operating as a division of ING Group (a public company with 10,000+ employees). The business serves large corporations, multinationals, and financial institutions across over 40 countries with specialised lending, corporate finance, debt and equity market solutions, payments, cash management, trade services, and treasury operations. The org delivers sustainability advisory alongside traditional banking products. Operations span 12 countries, with hiring concentrated in Europe (Spain, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, France, Italy, Hungary, Turkey) and Asia-Pacific (Singapore, China, South Korea, Philippines).
Java, .NET, SAP, Azure (DevOps, Test Plans), OpenShift, Docker, Kubernetes (Helm, Istio), Kafka, Spring Boot, Python, SAS, with testing (Selenium, Playwright, Xray) and security (Fortify, SonarQube) tools throughout.
Spain, Turkey, Ireland, Singapore, Hungary, Philippines, Luxembourg, China, France, Netherlands, Italy, and South Korea.
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