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Citi

Quant Developer – Trading Analytics – Equity Derivatives Tech

  • Hybrid

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Description

Every day, $5 trillion moves through the company's network, and it does business in 180+ countries.

The equities technology group is in a multi-year rebuild of its global platform covering execution, prime brokerage, clearing and cross-product margining, aiming for strong performance, resiliency and a highly automated post-trade and margin process.

The front-office quant development team supports the Derivatives Flow, Delta 1 and Exotics desks, and you would work alongside engineers and business and product partners on the next generation of equities technology.

The team is hiring a hands-on Quantitative Developer to build model-driven trading analytics and desk tools for Sales, Trading and Quant teams. The work covers pricing, signal generation, backtesting, risk analysis and real-time market insight.

Responsibilities

  • Work directly with traders and quants to ship production-grade applications and services.
  • Build real-time pricing and curve-marking tools that support customer flow and revenue.
  • Create reusable libraries, APIs and AI agents that speed up desk workflows.
  • Other job-related duties may be assigned as required.

Requirements

  • Solid software engineering experience in Python and/or Java, including enterprise-grade, cloud-hosted systems.
  • A track record of working with trading desks to deliver mission-critical capabilities from idea through to production.
  • A good grasp of derivatives pricing and risk management, ideally in equities.
  • Hands-on experience with agentic development frameworks and patterns.
  • A degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics or another quantitative discipline.

Conditions

Full-time role.

Hybrid working, with up to 2 days a week working from home, in a business casual office.

The company is an equal opportunity employer.

Benefits

  • Competitive base salary, reviewed annually.
  • Discretionary annual performance bonus.
  • 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays.
  • Private medical care and life insurance.
  • Employee assistance program.
  • Pension plan.
  • Paid parental leave.
  • Discounts on products for employees, family and friends.
  • Access to a range of learning and development resources.

Where you’d work

Part of the week in the office

You can work from

  • United Kingdom

About the company

Citi

  • Industry: FinTech

Office in London, United Kingdom

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Details12 facts · Role, Location, Compensation, Employment, Company
Tech stack
  • Python
  • Java
Type
Full-time
Equity
Equity offered
Industry
FinTech
Specialty
Backend
Region
United Kingdom
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Role

Category
Development
Specialty
Backend
Tech stack
  • Python
  • Java

Location

Work model
Hybrid
Region
United Kingdom
Office
  • London, United Kingdom
Remote from
  • United Kingdom

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual
Equity
Equity offered

Employment

Type
Full-time

Company

Industry
FinTech

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