Python Engineer: Trading Data & Market Infrastructure

Vertus Partners; Greater London; Presencial; GBP 130.000 - 160.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

London-based office

Performance-related bonus

Resumo da vaga

Vertus Partners in London is seeking a Python Engineer to build reliable data services for buy-side trading and investment workflows. You will own systems used across the front and middle office, improving how complex financial data is processed, validated and delivered, while remaining hands-on and technically demanding.

The role focuses on scalable Python services, data pipelines, testing, CI/CD, and close collaboration with engineers and business stakeholders to turn requirements into robust

Qualificações

• Strong Python programming with solid design judgment.

Responsabilidades

• Design and build scalable Python services for business-critical financial data.
• Improve processing and distribution of instrument, transaction and position information.
• Automate workflows that currently require manual intervention.
• Develop dependable intraday and scheduled data pipelines for a range of internal users.
• Strengthen validation, monitoring and controls across production systems.
• Work directly with technical and business stakeholders to turn loosely defined requirements into robust software.
• Contribute to automated testing, deployment processes and ongoing platform reliability.

Conhecimentos

Python

SQL

Data pipelines

CI/CD

Testing

Stakeholder communication

Ferramentas

CI/CD Tools

Relational Databases

Descrição da vaga

Vertus Partners in London is seeking a Python Engineer to build reliable data services for buy-side trading and investment workflows. You will own systems used across the front and middle office, improving how complex financial data is processed, validated and delivered, while remaining hands-on and technically demanding.

The role focuses on scalable Python services, data pipelines, testing, CI/CD, and close collaboration with engineers and business stakeholders to turn requirements into robust