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won't need Hedge Fund experience to apply. You will be hired on the strength of your technical skills Regularly engaged in pair/mob programming, you advocate typing as a tool to complement TDD, balancing quality and delivery pragmatically. You employ CI/CD by default and … these technologies or alternatives would be helpful. You are interested in tried and tested Agile (XP) and Product techniques. You have seen pair/mob programming in action, and are an advocate for typing as a tool to complement TDD, balancing quality and delivery pragmatically. You employ CI more »

allowing the technology to dictate the solution. Contribute to driving best engineering practices such as CI/CD, TDD, cloud architectures and pair/mob programming. Mentor and grow software engineers (grads, juniors and mid-weight engineers) Experiment (it’s encouraged), collaborate, learn and debate. Be an active member more »

abreast of emerging mobile technologies and best practices. Drive best engineering practices (keeping processes light) such as CI/CD, TDD and pair/mob programming. Experiment (it’s encouraged), collaborate, learn and debate. Mentor and grow software engineers (grads, juniors and mid-weight engineers). Be an active … mindset to allow each solution to drive the technology choice, not the other way around. You’ll enjoy leading in pairs (maybe sometimes a mob), you thrive in an autonomous product engineering, enjoy working with international teams and will offer experience/knowledge in a mixture of the following more »

building, to maintenance, to collecting feedback and improving. Mentor junior engineers. We think you ll need Professional experience writing code in two or more programming languages. A willingness to learn our tech stack - mostly C# .net, Node, React. An understanding of working with Agile methods, such as Extreme Programming … experimentation is required. Bonus points if you have experience of cloud technologies (we mostly use Azure); experience using highly collaborative methods such as ensemble, mob, or pair programming; experience writing financial software; or experience with Test Driven Development. What happens next? Think this sounds like the right next more »