ICE is the world's leading marketplace for energy and soft commodities futures and credit default financial markets and operator of the New York Stock Exchange. We are on a mission as a team. We are problem solvers and partners, always starting with our customers to solve their challenges and create opportunities. Our start-up roots keep us nimble, flexible and fast moving. We take ownership and make decisions. We all work for one company and work together to drive growth across the business. We engage in robust debates to find the best path, and then we move forward as one team. We take pride in what we do, acting with integrity and passion, so that our customers can perform better. We are experts and enthusiasts - combining ever-expanding knowledge with leading technology to consistently deliver results, solutions and opportunities for our customers and stakeholders. Every day we work toward transforming global markets. As a Senior Full Stack Java Developer in Risk, you will play a key role in building mission-critical, sophisticated applications supporting the Clearing and Risk systems underpinning ICE's global markets. You will have the opportunity to shape the modernization of ICE's platforms through cloud-native design patterns, high-value risk management user interfaces, and cutting-edge back-end and front-end technologies. Your contributions will directly impact essential financial infrastructure on a global scale across ICE's derivative markets and asset classes. Our ideal candidate is passionate about contemporary technology and design patterns, finds satisfaction providing creative solutions to tough technical and business problems, and is eager to expand their knowledge in capital markets and financial risk management. The role requires strong knowledge of single page application development as well as server-side technologies, particularly in the Java / Spring stack. Experience with iterative development and SDLC tools, effective communication skills, and a collaborative, team-first attitude are critical.