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Quantitative Developer (Python) - Hybrid Working - £80,000 - £200,000 Base (+ Bonus) (Basé à London)

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Job title: Quantitative Developer (Python)

Location: London

The role:

My client are seeking a talented Quantitative Developer to help build out high performance trading models and greenfield data platforms. As a Quantitative Developer in this team, you will work across a range of projects, within which you will have input on software development and architecture, as well as engaging with statistical research to shape how this team will operate for years to come.

You will have:

  • 3+ Years experience as a Quantitative Developer (or related field like Software Engineering).
  • Strong understanding of data infrastructure.
  • Experience writing software designed for performance on a HUGE scale.
  • Strong understanding of high level system design.
  • Experience with Equities - preferable.

Responsibilities:

  • Leveraging large datasets to inform trading strategies and improve models.
  • Extract, Clean, and Process Data for huge scale (100s of billions of records).
  • Design and maintain data pipelines, ensuring data is structured efficiently for easy retrieval and analysis.
  • Tune and optimise new and existing models for performance, ensuring they handle massive data volumes efficiently.
  • Write high-performance code for trading algorithms that execute strategies based on real-time data analysis.

The organisation is one of the most elite trading firms globally and you can expect to find:

  • Generous benefits and bonus package - Market Leading!
  • Excellent career progression and the ability to learn from some of the best developers, researchers and traders on the planet.
  • The opportunity to work with tech years ahead of competitors!

If you are a Quantitative Developer, please apply directly or email [emailprotected] for more information.


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