Pharos Resource Partners
Full Stack Software Engineer

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Full Stack Engineer role
We are partnered with an Investment Management business based in London, who are looking to hire a Full Stack Developer to join their technology team. This role sits within a key Engineering function, working on business-critical trading, research, and pricing applications used across the firm.
Key Responsibilities:
- Partnering with business stakeholders to understand workflows and translate requirements into clear technical scope and acceptance criteria
- Owning assigned tasks and projects end-to-end, from discovery and solution design through development, testing, release, deployment, and post-release support
- Developing, enhancing, and maintaining features across the Trading and Pricing applications, with a focus on reliable, maintainable solutions
- Contributing to technical design decisions alongside the Software Engineering team, ensuring alignment with architecture and engineering standards
- Building and enhancing front-end features using React
- Developing back-end Python services and APIs using Django, integrating with Microsoft SQL Server and PostgreSQL
- Supporting CI/CD pipelines and deployments using Azure and AWS services, Terraform, and serverless functions
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- 4+ years within an Investment Management or buyside related company
- Strong hands-on experience with React, including component-driven development and modern UI libraries
- Hands-on experience with Python and API development
- Experience with database integration using Microsoft SQL Server and PostgreSQL
- Experience with CI/CD pipelines and Git workflows
- Knowledge of Azure App Service, serverless functions (Azure Functions or AWS Lambda), and Terraform are nice to have.
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