Python, Market Surveillance, SQL, RPA, Systematic Hedge Fund
One of the world's leading quant funds in London in need of a developer to architect and enhance their regulatory reporting infrastructure.
- You'd be designing systems from scratch, not just maintaining legacy code. The technical challenges involve processing massive datasets, implementing robust validation protocols, and creating scalable solutions that meet strict regulatory requirements.
- You'd be crafting RPA automation solutions, building data validation frameworks, and optimizing their cloud architecture whilst maintaining regulatory compliance
- My client is one of the fastest-growing quant funds in the world right now: revenue more than doubled last year, and they're actively building out this technology function. This isn't a maintenance hire. They need someone who can genuinely shape a Market Surveillance platform.
This role initially requires 5 days onsite in London before moving to hybrid working.
Financial packages can be tailored to the individual and will include guaranteed bonus for 1st year plus the option for a bonus buyout or discretionary sign-on.
Required Skills:
- 8+ years as a Python Developer
- Expertise in Regulatory Reporting, Market Surveillance and/or Compliance
- Financial services experience needed. You will currently be working for a hedge fund, asset manager or major investment bank as a Python specialist
Optional:
- Excellent SQL
- RPA/ Automation experience
- Cloud computing
McGregor Boyall is an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate on any grounds.

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