Build Applications for Portfolio Managers in hedge fund

Saragossa; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 800,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Saragossa in Hong Kong is hiring a software engineer to build applications used directly by portfolio managers at a growing hedge fund with $75 billion AUM. You’ll join a lean, fast-moving team and work on meaningful systems, not legacy code, with decisions carrying weight.

You’ll collaborate closely with the investment side to understand why what you build matters, enjoy ownership over architectural choices, and advance your career in a dynamic market where priorities shift.

Job description

Are you looking to build applications that portfolio managers actually use, at a fund running $75 billion in assets under management.

This is a growing Hong Kong office, and you are joining a lean technical team at exactly the right time. The fund is expanding into new asset classes, which means the scope of what you build is only going to get bigger. You are not maintaining legacy systems in a committee of thirty engineers. You are writing code that matters, shipping it, and seeing it used.

Your day to day is building and improving applications that sit directly in the hands of portfolio managers. You work closely with the investment side of the business, which means you understand why what you are building matters. That kind of exposure is hard to find in a hedge fund environment, and it accelerates your career in ways that a typical tech company simply cannot.

The team is small by design. That means your decisions carry weight, your voice is heard, and you are not waiting six months for someone else to sign off on an architectural choice. You grow here because the environment demands it.

This would be a great next step if you are a software engineer ready to move into a more high-impact setting. You are coming in with solid experience in Java or C#, and you are comfortable working in a fast-moving environment where priorities can shift with the market.

The fund is growing, the team is lean, and the work is genuinely interesting.

Ready to build something that matters in one of Asia's most dynamic financial hubs?