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Quant Developer

NewPosted 2 days ago

Quant Developer

  • Design, develop, and implement quantitative models and analytics used within risk management and portfolio valuation systems.
  • Build sophisticated risk, hedging, and portfolio optimisation tools, including analytics related to position management, hedge effectiveness, and optimal hedge sizing.
Engineering

Senior kdb+ Engineer

NewPosted 3 months ago

Senior kdb+ Engineer

  • Lead technical delivery on client projects, setting the standard for quality and performance.
  • Design and implement robust kdb+ architectures that handle billions of rows of time-series data.
Engineering

kdb+ Engineer

NewPosted 3 months ago

kdb+ Engineer

  • Collaborating with business users to define new application requirements.
  • Developing, testing and maintainingclean, performantcode for client applications.
Engineering

kdb+ Developer (Relocation to New York)

NewPosted 4 months ago

kdb+ Developer (Relocation to New York)

  • Collaborating with business users to define new application requirements.
  • Developing, testing, and maintainingclean, performantcode for client applications.
Engineering

Field Engineer. AI Solutions.

NewPosted 5 months ago

Field Engineer. AI Solutions.

  • Solution Build-Outs (Core Focus): Design and implement workflows, connectors, and APIs (REST/GraphQL) that scale.
  • Software Engineering (60%): Develop robust solutions using Python or Java, leveraging AI agents for code generation while reviewing and owning the final code.
Engineering

Senior kdb+ Developer

NewPosted 8 months ago

Senior kdb+ Developer

  • Lead technical delivery on client projects, setting the standard for quality and performance.
  • Design and implement robust kdb+ architectures that handle billions of rows of time-series data.