Hunter Bond
Software Engineer (C#/.NET) - Up to £150k Base + Industry Leading Bonus! - Elite Trading Firm - London (Hybrid)

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Role: Software Engineer (C#/.NET)
Salary: Up to £150k Base + Industry Leading Bonus
Location: London
Working Style: Hybrid
A leading FinTech firm in London is seeking a talented Software Engineer to join its growing technology team. This is an opportunity to work in a fast-paced, high-performance trading environment where technology is central to the firm’s success across multiple asset classes.
The Role
They’ll find the best team to suit your skillset/interests but you could be working on:
- Building modern, scalable applications using C# and .NET to support business-critical trading and operational platforms.
- Designing and developing robust backend services, APIs and microservices using C#/.NET.
- Building real-time trading systems, analytics platforms and data-driven applications used by traders, quantitative researchers and engineering teams.
- Working with databases and distributed systems to develop reliable, high-performance technology solutions.
- Taking ownership of features from concept through to deployment, working in a collaborative, fast-paced engineering environment.
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Key Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and maintain scalable, high-performance applications using C#/.NET
- Build robust backend services, APIs and microservices
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams including traders, quantitative researchers and engineers
- Contribute to the design and development of technology supporting trading and investment activities


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Requirements
- 1–6+ years of professional software engineering experience
- Strong experience with C# and/or.NET
- Experience building backend services, APIs or distributed applications
- Strong problem-solving and software engineering fundamentals
- Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science (or similar) is preferred
If the above is of interest, please apply or email me directly at agreen@hunterbond.com
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