Citi is seeking a Java Software Engineer at Assistant Vice President level in Dublin. The role typically requires strong Java development experience, object-oriented programming, Spring or Spring Boot, RESTful services, SQL, and familiarity with software development practices such as unit testing, code reviews, CI/CD, and Agile delivery. Experience with distributed systems, cloud technologies, messaging platforms, and financial services is advantageous. The successful candidate is expected to design, develop, test, and maintain reliable applications; investigate technical issues; contribute to architecture and engineering standards; and work effectively with product owners, analysts, and global technology teams. Strong communication, problem-solving ability, ownership, and a commitment to secure, high-quality software delivery are essential.
Citi, formally Citibank, is a major global financial institution providing banking, capital markets, treasury, wealth management, and institutional services. Its clients include multinational companies, governments, financial institutions, and individual customers in selected markets. Citi operates across many countries and maintains a significant technology and operations presence in Dublin, supporting international banking platforms, risk systems, payments, data services, and regulatory processes. The company employs large engineering teams that build and maintain secure, scalable systems used across global markets. Citi generally offers structured career development, opportunities to work with international colleagues, and exposure to complex financial technology. As a regulated bank, it places strong emphasis on cybersecurity, operational resilience, compliance, documentation, and responsible risk management.
Ireland is a strong destination for technology, financial services, pharmaceuticals, and multinational business, with particularly active opportunities in Dublin, Cork, Galway, and Limerick. English is the main workplace language, and professional culture is generally collaborative, approachable, and relationship-focused. Ireland offers attractive countryside, historic towns, coastal scenery, music, and a lively social scene, although Dublin accommodation and rent can be expensive. Public transport is improving, while many people commute by bus, train, bicycle, or car. Non-EU citizens normally need an employment permit; technology roles may qualify for the Critical Skills Employment Permit, depending on salary and occupation requirements. EU, EEA, and Swiss nationals can work without a permit. Relocating employees should arrange accommodation early, obtain a PPS number, open a bank account, secure health insurance where appropriate, and understand income tax and local tenancy rules.
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