Software Engineer - Investment Analytics within Private Equity

Saragossa; England; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Saragossa in the United Kingdom is seeking a skilled .NET/C# developer to shape the Private Equity investment process. You’ll build from scratch and enhance existing platforms, taking ownership of critical components and delivering impact on real investment decisions.

You’ll work in an AI-forward environment where you set the approach, make decisions, and see projects through. With a few years of building experience, you’ll grow quickly and take on increasing responsibility as you contribute to

Job description

Opportunity to shape the Private Equity investment process!

You get to build from scratch and make things better at the same time.

This is a rare mix. You are not just maintaining legacy code and you are not just spinning up greenfield projects either. You are doing both, building out new platforms and improving the features already baked into the product. That balance keeps the work interesting and the learning curve steep in the best way.

The team is genuinely AI forward. This is not a company that has added AI to a slide deck and called it a strategy. It shapes how the team thinks, builds and solves problems day to day.

You will have real ownership here. No one is looking over your shoulder dictating how things get done. You set the approach, you make the calls, you see it through.

The company itself was founded by experienced investors and data scientists, which means the people around you understand data at a serious level. They use custom analytics to drive investment decisions, so what you build actually matters to the business in a very direct way.

On the technical side, you are working in .NET and C#. That is the core of what you need to bring. Beyond that, you are someone who has been building for a few years and is ready to step into a role with more weight to it. This would be a great role in your career if you have been looking for somewhere to grow quickly and take on more responsibility.

Ready to build something that actually gets used?