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Python Developer RAD - Commodities- Top-tier Global Hedge Fund

Summary

Build and maintain Python-based trading tools and data platforms for commodities portfolio managers, collaborating with PMs and using pandas, numpy, SQL, and React/Angular.

Salary: up to £150k + £ 60k bonus (3-8 years of experience)

Client

One of the world's most prestigious hedge funds is looking for a Python developer to join their growing Commodities Rapid Application Development (RAD) team.

This is a specialist team of engineers, quantitative developers and data scientists that develops and supports the data, research & trading platform and tools for Commodities Portfolio Managers. Primarily developing end-to-end solutions in Python, you'll work closely with a variety of PM teams ; making a direct impact on the success of their trading strategies.

To be successful in this role, you will enjoy facing off to the business, have a desire to work on fast-paced projects and have outstanding communication skills with both financial and technical people.

Skills and Experience Required

  • 3-8 years' experience, ideally developing with Python (pandas/numpy)
  • Solid analytical problem-solving skills
  • React/Angular experience developing web frontends
  • Working knowledge of SQL and other database technologies.

Desirable Experience/Skills

  • Financial markets experience in Commodities
  • Python data science stack and/or cloud technologies

Benefits & Incentives

  • Strong salary + bonuses
  • Working closely with PMs and revenue-generators
  • Collaborative culture and an energetic, dynamic engineering atmosphere
  • Build and share knowledge alongside top-tier engineers

Whilst we carefully review all applications, to all jobs, due to the high volume of applications we receive it is not possible to respond to those who have not been successful.

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