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Overview T. Rowe Price seeks a Software Engineer in Owings Mills, MD to: Design, develop, modify, adapt and implement short- and long-term IT solutions through new and existing applications, systems, databases and applications infrastructure.
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Engineers at T. Rowe Price are playing a key role in building the future of financial services, working hand-in-hand with business partners to create client experiences that are changing the way people invest.
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The T Rowe Price Individual Investors technology team is looking for an experienced Senior Software Engineer to join us as we develop world class digital client experiences for our clients.
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Additionally, the right candidate must have the technical knowledge to be able to price out project Change Orders as necessary, have a basic understanding of monthly billing requirements, and be able to forecast manpower needs.
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T. Rowe Price is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity of thought, gender, and race. We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our Global Investment Operations team.
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