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Python Quantitative Developer

The Hagan-Ricci Group
New York, NY, United States
about 2 months ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Experienced
Experience required
3 years minimum
Compensation
$300,000.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
hrg.net

Tech stack

Clean Code Principles Databases Information Engineering Data Structures Python (Programming Language) Object-Oriented Software Development Software Engineering Scripting Git

Job description

Our client seeks a Python Quantitative Developer to join a growing team engaged in systematic trading of equities. You will work directly in an extremely experienced trading team to design and implement a complex suite of research, data, and trading systems.

Requirements

  • 3 years of professional Python coding experience (finance experience preferred, but not required)
  • Proficient in Python and/or other object-oriented programming and scripting
  • Experience with data structures and algorithms
  • Demonstrable ability to write reusable, testable, and efficient code with attention to performance in memory use and execution time
  • Full stack experience and willingness, from greenfield to production, development to support, etc.
  • Experience in time series database and data engineering
  • Experience with git version control and code release cycle
  • Good judgment regarding tradeoffs between time-to-market and software engineering
  • Strong work ethic and sense of accountability

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