Singapore-headquartered bank serving individuals and businesses across ASEAN
UOB is a Singapore-based bank with a hiring footprint spanning Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Australia and China. Its stack pairs legacy core systems (AS/400, WebSphere, Java/Spring) with Hadoop, Spark and all three major clouds, and AS/400 is flagged as being replaced. Hiring tilts toward finance, sales and senior or VP-level roles, with open leadership seats in payments, deposits and digital delivery.
Notable leadership hires: Wealth Team Head, Strategic Procurement Team Lead, Head of Deposits, Payments Head, Head of Digital Delivery
UOB is a public banking group founded in 1935 and headquartered in Singapore, with more than 10,000 employees. It provides financial services to individuals and businesses in Southeast Asia and to companies connecting with the ASEAN region. Its business spans retail branches, deposits, payments, wealth management and insurance distribution, supported by credit risk, compliance and financial crime functions. The group recruits across Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Australia and China.
UOB runs Red Hat Enterprise Linux, VMware vSphere, Java with Spring Boot, WebSphere, .NET, Python, SAS, Hadoop and Spark, plus AWS, Azure and GCP. Security tooling includes Splunk, FireEye and Actimize.
Yes. AS/400 appears both in UOB's current stack and in its replacing signals, which points to ongoing modernization of legacy core systems alongside cloud and big-data platforms.
UOB hires in Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Australia and China, with finance, sales and operations among the most active hiring areas.
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