F# Full-Stack Developer- FX & Futures Fund Manager

Posted 15 April by eFinancialCareers
Competitive salary
London , South East England
Permanent, full-time
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This role is working for fund manager running systematic trading strategies in FX and futures. The technology team is expanding to a new London office to build exciting new capabilities in trading, data, and research. Working collaboratively in a small team your contribution will be both original and make a significant impact.

The successful candidate will work on all aspects of the company's code, including systems used for securely monitoring trading, risk and profit, post-trade analysis and reporting, development of the back-test framework, interaction with external parties, the company's cluster computation system, core libraries and frameworks.

Core Skills
  • Professional .Net experience a must - ideally F# but also C#.
  • Degree in Computer Science or other STEM subject from a top-tier university.
  • 1+ year of professional industry experience outside of university.
  • Significant experience in Typescript/Javascript/React would be beneficial.
  • Experience in financial markets a plus.

Desired Skills / Knowledge
  • gRPC, SQL, Akka, InfluxDB, reactive programming.


Contact
If this sounds like you, or you'd like more information, please get in touch:

George Hutchinson-Binks

(+44)
in/george-hutchinson-binks-a62a69252

Reference: 52478201

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