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C# Quant Developer Hybrid working – 3 days a week onsite, 2 days wfh The successful candidate will have experience in algo development and very strong C# programming skills. Do not apply if you do not have prior experience in a C# programming role. My … projects in a fintech environment where technology is the number 1 priority I am looking for: At least 3 years’ experience in algo/quant development Demonstrated commercial experience in a financial institution - knowledge of pricing models, derivatives, experience of interest rate curves, vol surfaces etc Excellent C# more »

Harrington Starr is partnering with a disruptive, innovative FinTech in the search of a world class quantitative analyst/developer to play an integral part in their research team. You will be shaping the future direction of the product and the ideas that will feed into it. What … years working as a quantitative analyst/developer at a tier one bank/hedge fund/fintech Demonstrated expertise using C# Knowledge of distributed systems in AWS or another similar cloud technology Get in touch to find out more - this is a truly exceptional opportunity with more »

C# Quantitative Developer Compensation: Up to £125k + bonus London-based, hybrid (3 days a week on-site) Technology: C# and Python The company: This role sits at an established and fast-growing FinTech backed by a major hedge fund. Their work specialises in providing a … platform for institutional investors to invest in digital assets. The successful candidate for this role will have demonstrated experience using C# to build out pricing and risk libraries in a commercial setting. This role will involve green-field development of real-time pricing and risk portfolio analytics. What you … field environment and with top talent technologists across financial services - Hybrid work structure – 3 days a week on-site What you will need: - Excellent C# .Net and Python development skills - 3+ years of financial domain knowledge - At least BSc in stem subject, preferably Mathematics Please reach out to emily.shields more »