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Quant Developer- Market-Leading Hedge Fund

Employer
Oxford Knight
Location
London, United Kingdom
Salary
Competitive
Closing date
Mar 30, 2023
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Job Function
Other
Industry Sector
Finance - General
Employment Type
Full Time
Education
Bachelors
Summary

Quant Developer wanted for leading investment firm to join their fast-paced, dynamic engineering team. This role will give you the opportunity to design, build and optimize a diverse trading platform. You will be working closely with the researchers and live traders to develop the core-trading infrastructure.

They are looking for a strong, analytical problem-solver, with deep knowledge of low-level optimization, an interest in algorithmic trading, data analysis/design, risk management and application development. The successful Quant Developer is expected to take real ownership of projects - from inception through to deployment; designing and developing high-performance C++ components used by trading applications.

Requirements
  • 4 years' programming experience with strong OOP, scientific programming skills and fluency in C, C++
  • Scientific and scripting languages (e.g. Python, R // Linux, shell)
  • Knowledge in statistics, probability and linear algebra
  • Experience with numerical analysis (e.g. regression, optimization) and ML is a big plus
  • BS in Computer Science, Mathematics, or related computer engineering or science subject. MS degree would be ideal.

Benefits
  • Hugely collaborative environment between teams, not siloed like other firms
  • Competitive compensation: truly flat structure; feel valued for your input and be rewarded for great ideas
  • Work with the latest technologies on complex problems
  • Flexible working encouraged and regular socials

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