RBC is a Toronto-headquartered bank whose engineering core runs on a Microsoft-centric stack (C#, .NET Core, Azure, SQL Server) alongside a Java/Spring Boot estate and legacy Sybase and VBA, now adding Kotlin and Cube.js. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, led by finance and engineering, while job posts cluster around AML, KYC automation and regulatory compliance, alongside legacy modernization and agentic AI platform work.
Notable leadership hires: Loan Operations Director, Development Lead, Branch Deputy Director, SAP APFA Platform Lead, QA Lead
Royal Bank of Canada is a publicly traded financial institution headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, with more than 10,001 employees. Its business covers banking, investing, insurance, financial planning, wealth management and capital markets. The bank serves clients in Canada, the United States and numerous other countries. Current hiring spans the United States, Canada, Malaysia, the United Kingdom and China, across finance, engineering, sales, data, operations, product, security and support functions.
RBC uses C#, .NET Core, Azure (Functions, Logic Apps, Event Hubs, DevOps), SQL Server, Sybase, Kafka, Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Java, Spring Boot, React and Python, and is adopting Kotlin and Cube.js.
RBC is hiring in the United States, Canada, Malaysia, the United Kingdom and China, with hiring velocity accelerating and a senior-heavy role mix.
Job posts point to KYC process automation, an ETL framework rollout, AI-driven workflow automation, a next-generation agentic platform, disaster recovery testing and IHC regulatory reporting metadata in Collibra.
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