26 to 29 of 29 Quantitative Developer Jobs in the Thames Valley

FinTech firm that delivers derivative pricing tools and analytics for traders at hedge funds and investment banks. Due to sustained success, the firm are looking to add a Quant Developer to help support their growth. This role would suit an individual with experience within the financial space, working with large, abstract, code bases and agile environments and ideally … funds and investment banks. Their ever-increasing popularity is due to them being able to deliver accurate prices quicker than other systems. What we are looking for: A Quant Developer with experience working with large, complex code bases that has the ability to write ‘collaborative’ code Experience working in a collaborative team but also demonstrable ability to work More ❯

Job Title: C# Software Developer Client: Elite Quant Trading Firm Salary: Up to £120K Base + Exceptional Bonus Location: London (Hybrid) What’s on offer: Cutting-edge technology, direct front-office exposure, and a highly technical environment We’re working with a leading quant trading firm that’s looking to bring top-tier C# Software Engineers into their More ❯

We are currently seeking a Python Quant Developer to join a global energy trading firm. The role will sit in the Trading Optimisation team which is responsible for optimisation models across all desks, with a heavy emphasis on Power, Gas and LNG. In this role you will be responsible for implementing quantitative models to support a team More ❯

We are artnered with a $30 billion leading quant hedge fund operating across all liquid asset classes. As part of broader growth plans, they are hiring a Quant Developer to join their FICC Risk Technology team. You will be central to the development of core FICC Risk and PnL systems, working across scalable data base design to ensure … a firm at the very top of the buy-side space. Python, Pandas, SQL, AWS If you have strong fixed income product experience, and are an experience python developer - lets chat. More ❯