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Front Office Quant Developer — Derivatives & Analytics
Job summary
A leading energy trading firm based in Greater London is seeking a Quantitative Developer to join their Quantitative Solutions team. The ideal candidate will have software development experience with a focus on C/C+ and Python. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining the firm's derivative systems, supporting business requirements, and enhancing analytical tools. This fast-paced environment offers opportunities for continuous learning and professional growth.
Qualifications
- Software development experience required.
- Experience in a technology team within a financial institution is desirable.
- Understanding of trade life cycle in energy or commodity trading is preferable.
Responsibilities
- Engage with the Head of Quantitative Development for project delivery.
- Develop and maintain derivative systems infrastructure.
- Support business requirements analysis and technical advice.
Skills
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