Hunter Bond
Quant Strategy Developer - Python - Systematic Trading : £300k

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We’re working with a leading quantitative trading firm that is looking to add a Strategy-focused Software Engineer to one of its established intraday trading teams.
This is a role for someone who enjoys sitting at the intersection of software engineering, quantitative research, and live trading — taking ideas from research through to robust, production-ready systems.
You’ll work closely with experienced quants and traders to develop, test, and deploy new trading signals, while continuously improving the technology that supports the strategy lifecycle.
What you’ll be doing
- Translate quantitative ideas and trading signals into scalable, production-quality code
- Design, build, and maintain strategy components used across research and live trading
- Develop and enhance backtesting, simulation, and research infrastructure
- Work across data, research, and production environments to get strategies from concept to deployment
- Investigate and resolve technical issues across multiple platforms and technology stacks
- Partner directly with quants and traders, balancing robustness, performance, and speed of delivery
- Help scale successful research and trading technology across the wider firm
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What we’re looking for
- Strong Python development skills
- Experience building, deploying, and supporting production systems
- Comfortable working closely with trading, quantitative research, or other highly technical teams
- Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to make pragmatic engineering decisions
- Excellent communication skills and the confidence to operate in a fast-paced, collaborative environment
- Exposure to multiple technologies or programming languages is highly desirable; C++ experience would be a plus
- BSc or MSc in Computer Science or similar


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You’ll stand out if you have
- Experience working within systematic, quantitative, or intraday trading
- An understanding of statistical concepts and quantitative research methodologies
- Experience with CI/CD and modern software engineering practices
- Familiarity with AI-assisted development and coding tools
- Experience building research platforms, backtesting frameworks, or trading infrastructure
Why this role?
You’ll be joining a highly successful trading environment where technology is central to the research and execution process. The team has established strategies and a strong track record, but is equally focused on discovering the next opportunity.
If you’re a software engineer who wants to move beyond traditional application development and have a direct impact on trading strategies, research, and P&L, this could be a particularly interesting opportunity.
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