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A leading recruitment platform in London is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join their Risk and Performance Platform. In this role, you will design and build scalable systems for real-time risk analytics, collaborating with product owners and using technologies such as Python and C++. The ideal candidate should have at least 4 years of experience in developing distributed systems and a solid understanding of data structures and algorithms. Join a dynamic team that values collaboration and continuous learning.
Senior Software Engineer - Risk and Performance Platform
Location: London
Business Area: Engineering and CTO
Description & Requirements
The Front Office (FO) group within Risk and Performance Platform is a key client-facing group within the Risk ecosystem. We deliver advanced risk analytics and tools to institutional clients—including hedge funds and global banks—to help them simulate and understand the real-time impact of market dynamics such as interest rates, volatility, and currency movements. Our tools support detailed profit and loss (P&L) analysis, scenario modelling, and performance attribution.
As a Software Engineer in the Risk Front Office group, you will play a central role in designing and building high-performance, scalable systems that deliver real-time and scenario-based risk analytics. You\'ll contribute to solutions used by both buy- and sell-side clients across delivery channels, including scheduled reporting, on-demand APIs, and interactive UIs—gaining exposure across the full technology stack.
The Risk FO Modelling team is full-stack and provides P&L and attribution analytics for derivatives and structured products. These tools rely on advanced modelling techniques, such as term structure greeks, to offer clients transparency into how different market data changes affect portfolio performance. We\'re currently building an intraday ticking price solution for OTC derivatives, integrating models developed by our Quant teams.
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