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Referment, London-based, is seeking a Quantitative Data Developer to build data solutions for pricing models and market risk in real time across asset classes. You will create robust data pipelines and analytics infrastructure, focusing on performance and reliability to deliver inputs for pricing and risk calculations.
The role emphasizes hands-on work with Python, SQL and Snowflake, data transformation, quality checks and clear documentation of data methodologies for validation.
Referment is working with a capital-markets technology company whose software helps banks, hedge funds and asset managers trade, manage portfolios and measure risk in real time. Its Models and Quantitative Data team builds the data that underpins pricing models and market-risk calculations inside a live trading platform across every major asset class. The team is hiring a Quantitative Data Developer for its London office.
You will discover, design, develop and maintain the data solutions that support the valuation of financial positions and the construction of quantitative datasets such as curves, volatility cubes and correlation matrices. Working closely with quantitative developers, you'll optimise data pipelines and analytics infrastructure for performance and reliability, and build robust systems that deliver inputs for pricing and market-risk calculations in real time across equity, credit, FX, fixed income, commodities, crypto and their derivatives.
Much of the work is hands‑on with Python, SQL and Snowflake: analysing, transforming and quality‑checking large-scale financial datasets so they are accurate and ready for model input. You'll also document data methodologies clearly enough to support internal and external validation.
This could suit a data engineer, quantitative data specialist or quantitative developer from a bank, hedge fund or software vendor who enjoys turning large financial datasets into trusted model inputs. The role is based in London and is in‑office; remote work is not available.