Operations Analyst – Credit Hedge Fund Launch – £100-150k TC

Mondrian Alpha; Greater London; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A global hedge fund is launching a London office and seeking an Operations Analyst. This role offers broad responsibilities in operations and trader support, with a strong focus on automation and project work. Candidates should have a background in operations at hedge funds and a desire to enhance coding skills, particularly in Python. The position promises significant growth and development opportunities.

Qualifications

• Currently working as an operations or middle office analyst at a hedge fund.
• Strong fixed income/credit background.
• Desire to develop coding skills.

Responsibilities

• Support London COO and HOO with operations, trader assistance, and P&L/risk reporting.
• Involvement in office buildout and focus on operational alpha.
• Project work with emphasis on automation.

Skills

Python

Job description

Operations Analyst – Credit Hedge Fund Launch – £100-150k TC

A global, large AUM fixed income/credit hedge fund, launching a London office in H2 2025, is looking to hire an operations analyst.

Reporting to the HOO and supporting the London COO, the role involves a broad remit across traditional operations, trader assistance, and P&L/risk reporting. There is a strong emphasis on project work, including office buildout and the firm’s focus on ‘operational alpha’ (automation). The candidate can develop coding skills, specifically Python, to a high standard in this role.

This is a highly visible, autonomous role in a high-profile launch with significant development and progression prospects, including potential international moves.

Candidates should currently be working as an operations or middle office analyst at a hedge fund, with a strong fixed income/credit background. Given the focus on automation, existing coding skills and a desire to further develop them are essential.

The compensation package for the first year is £100-150k total, with performance-based variable pay and potential for significant year-on-year growth.