C# Support Developer Quant Hedge Fund

C# Support Developer Quant Hedge Fund

Leading London-based Hedge fund has an outstanding opportunity for a C# and Scripting Analyst Programmer to join the team.

Our client is a £4 billion strong Hedge fund with performance figures of 18%. They use an innovative approach using quantitative techniques to identify relative value opportunities while dynamically adapting to changing market conditions. This is an opportunity for someone that wants to work with a smart people in a collaborative environment that is focused on FX and Equity.

This is not a development role in its purity and has serious elements of support. Currently they have a research group who develop trading strategies using R and an implementation group (currently two developers) who program in C# and Perl on Windows and Linux.  The Analyst programmer will help code the platform as well as supporting it with small code changes and market access upgrades.

If you are looking to be in a quant systematic fund where you will learn massive amounts about the market this is for you, it is not for someone who wants bleeding edge greenfield development.

The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly where you have access to traders as well as the 4 founding partners; the office is based next to Bank Station.

Candidates MUST have:

This is an outstanding opportunity to join a growing trading business at a time of significant and interesting growth within the sector. You will gain massive exposure to trading infrastructure in a trading environment as well as learning data flows from Bloomberg and how a trading floor works. This is a UNIQUE opportunity, so much so if you are looking to trade in the future this is an opportunity to experience trading infrastructure in a small business.

My client is based in London

If this sounds of interest then please send your most recent cv to banking@alexanderblackrecruitment.co.uk or call James Holland on 0207 590 3681

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November 12, 2012 • Posted in: General

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