C# Developer
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C# Developer
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Expected Salary: £180 - £200k TC

A world-leading fund is looking for a highly skilled C++ developer to join their greenfield Fixed Income platform for over 30 Portfolio Managers to use day in, day out. You will build all of the non-linear FI products, FX, Credit and Commodities analytics from scratch. Working closely with trading and researchers, you will ensure that your team provides continuous, uninterrupted, firm-wide real-time risk and PnL. Candidates can apply from outside of finance if they are fluent in either C++ 14/17/20, however finance experience is desired.

Requirements:
  • At least a BSc in Computer Science or related subject.
  • Substantial experience using C++14 or later - at least 4 years' experience using modern C++
  • Strong analytical and mathematical skills, with interest in and exposure to quantitative finance
  • Experience in multithreading, client-server and distributed computing
  • Experience working in Linux environment.

Desired Requirements:
  • Experience with Fixed Income pricing and risk analytics in Front Office trading Rates / Credit/ FX
  • Experience developing Cross Asset Pricing and Risk Systems
  • Experience with Docker/Kubernetes
  • Experience with NoSQL such as MongoDB

Tech Stack: C++ 17, Python 3.8 , AWS, finance or non-finance

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Contact
If you're interested in C++ roles, please get in touch!

Henry Breeze

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Expected Salary
£180 - £200k TC

Reference: 54904732
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