Hunter Bond
Front-End React Software Engineer : Trading : £120-180k plus excellent bonus : London

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Front-End React Software Engineer : Trading : £120-180k plus excellent bonus : London
The Role
You’ll take ownership of complex, data-rich web applications that surface live market data, research insights, and trading activity in real time. These are mission-critical tools used by traders and quantitative researchers operating in fast-moving environments.
Expect to think deeply about latency, rendering performance, and information density, not just UI polish. You’ll work side-by-side with backend engineers, quants, and traders to design interfaces that remain fast, reliable, and intuitive even when the data is moving quickly and the stakes are high.
Key Responsibilities
- Build and evolve advanced React applications used in live trading and research workflows
- Design scalable front-end architectures and reusable component systems
- Optimise performance for real-time, high-volume data visualisation
- Partner with backend engineers on APIs, data contracts, and system design
- Deliver well-tested, maintainable code with a strong bias toward correctness and reliability
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Experience fit
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Core Technical Requirements
- Strong commercial experience with React and modern TypeScript/JavaScript
- Deep understanding of front-end architecture, state management, and component design patterns
- Experience working with large, rapidly changing datasets in the browser
- Strong grasp of performance optimisation (rendering strategies, memoisation, data flow)
- Comfort working in a Linux-based, Git-driven engineering environment
- BSc or MSc in Computer Science or similar


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Additional Technologies
- Next.js or other modern React frameworks
- WebSockets, streaming data, or real-time UI systems
- D3.js, advanced charting, or custom data visualisation work
- Backend experience with Python, C++, Java, or Go
- Familiarity with GraphQL, REST APIs, or event-driven architectures
Bonus
- Exposure to financial markets, trading systems, or time-series data
- Experience collaborating closely with quants or highly technical end users
- Familiarity with front-end testing/tooling (Jest, Playwright, etc.)
- Interest in UI/UX, balanced with strong engineering discipline
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