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Point72 Asset Management, L.P in Warsaw seeks an experienced Software Engineer to develop the firm's next-generation data infrastructure. You will work on agentic workflows, define service contracts, and build enterprise-grade data services for vital research and trading applications.
The ideal candidate has over 3 years of experience in software engineering, strong Python skills, and a solid understanding of relational databases. The position encourages professional development and offers benefits including private medical care and a pension scheme.
As Point72 reimagines the future of investing, our Technology team is constantly evolving our firm’s IT infrastructure and engineering capabilities, positioning us at the forefront of a rapidly evolving technology landscape. We’re a team of experts who experiment and work to discover new ways to harness open‑source solutions, modern cloud architectures, and sophisticated Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions, while embracing enterprise agile methodologies. Our commitment to building and innovating in the AI space provides the framework intended to drive smarter decision making and enhance how we build and operate our platforms and applications.
As a member of Point72’s Technology team, we encourage and support your professional development from day one—helping you advance your technical skills, contribute innovative ideas, and satisfy your own intellectual curiosity—all while delivering real business impact for our multi‑billion‑dollar global business.
As a software engineer, you will help build the next generation of data infrastructure at the firm—thinking holistically about systems across APIs, data models, cloud infrastructure, and user experience. As demand for direct data access, enriched datasets, and AI‑powered workflows grows, you will help create a unified, enterprise‑grade data platform with clear ownership, shared standards, and the organizational structure to deliver trusted data at scale. Specifically, you will: