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Quantitative Developer (C# .Net SQL Maths) Newcastle onsite to £150k+

Are you a mathematically minded Quantitative Developer with a first class education and strong programming skills?

You could be progressing your career, working on complex and interesting systems at a FinTech start-up, they have secure backing and an established Hedge Fund client as a partner.

As a Quantitative Developer you'll focus on integrating the mathematical models built by Investment Quants, creating scalable, performant and supportable cross asset class applications including APIs, UIs and tools. You'll be mainly using backend C# .Net and SQL.

There's an Agile, collaborative team environment with plenty of problem solving, learning opportunities and career development as the company scales.

Location / WFH:
You'll join colleagues in brand new Central Newcastle offices on a full-time basis (Monday to Friday), working hours 0900-1800 with some flexibility. The offices are well equipped and offer fantastic views across the City and the local countryside, many employees walk or cycle in (onsite showers available!).

About you:

You have an outstanding record of academic achievement - minimum 2.1 in Mathematics or similar STEM discipline from a top tier university (i.e. Russel Group or top 100 global university), backed by A grades at A-level You have commercial experience in a Quantitative Developer position at a buyside institution or Tier 1 bank You have advanced C# .Net programming skills including .Net Core (will also consider Java, Python or C++ background if happy to use C# going forward) You have a strong knowledge of SQL databases You have a thorough understanding of Computer Science fundamentals such as OOP, Data Structures, Design Patterns, Algorithms You're entrepreneurial with good business acumen, keen to take ownership and lead projects You're collaborative, enjoy problem solving and sharing ideas

What's in it for you:

As a Quantitative Developer you will receive a competitive package:

Salary (to £150k, negotiable) Bonus 25 days holiday Bupahealthcare Generous pension contribution Continuous career development opportunities Social team atmosphere with a range of events and early finish for drinks on Fridays

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