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Qube Research & Technologies (QRT) in Sydney is seeking a Software Engineer to join the Core Data & Lifecycle Engineering team. The role focuses on trade and position lifecycle management, reference data, and reporting workflows across asset classes, with ~80% development and ~20% ownership of robustness and data quality in production.
You will work with trading, research, risk, and operations to build scalable, reliable systems and contribute to deployment pipelines, testing, and monitoring.
Qube Research & Technologies (QRT) is a global quantitative and systematic investment manager, operating across all liquid asset classes worldwide. We are a technology and data-driven organisation applying a scientific approach to investing. By combining data, research, technology, and trading expertise, we tackle complex problems in a highly collaborative environment. Our culture of innovation underpins our ambition to deliver high-quality returns for our investors.
We are looking for a Software Engineer to join our Core Data & Lifecycle Engineering team in Sydney.
This team builds and owns critical systems that sit at the heart of QRT’s trading operations—powering trade and position lifecycle management, reference data, and reporting workflows across all asset classes. These systems are highly visible and directly influence trading decisions, risk management, and operational efficiency.
This is primarily a hands‑on engineering role (≈80% development), with a smaller component (≈20% support and system ownership) focused on maintaining robustness, reliability, and data quality in production.
You’ll work closely with trading, research, risk, and operations teams, gaining strong exposure to the business while building scalable, high-performance systems.
Domain experience (one or more is valuable, not required)
We’re interested in engineers with exposure to financial markets, particularly:
Deep expertise in a single asset class is not required—but an interest in learning and working in a trading environment is important.