Develop and maintain quantitative software using Python and C++, applying data structures and OOP on Unix. Collaborate with stakeholders, perform analytical programming tasks, and apply financial markets and risk management knowledge where relevant. Candidates complete a coding exercise as part of selection.
Company Description
Client is in Banking & financial domain.
Job Description
- proficient in Python and C++
- understanding of data structures, Object Oriented programming and Unix OS
- strong analytical and programming skills
- comfortable working with stakeholders of all levels
- financial markets knowledge is desirable, especially in risk management concepts.
Qualifications
- proficient in Python and C++
- understanding of data structures, Object Oriented programming and Unix OS
- strong analytical and programming skills
- comfortable working with stakeholders of all levels
- financial markets knowledge is desirable, especially in risk management concepts.
Additional Information
Selection process includes Code exercise..
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