Quantitative Developer (remote work)

About the Position

Position: Quantitative Developer (mid/senior)

Location: Kraków

Work Model: 100% remote or hybrid (as per preference)

We are looking for a Quantitative Developer to join our team in Kraków, working on a risk management system for a major bank. This key internal tool is used by data analysts and economists to perform risk calculations.

The project involves developing a C++ library used for:

• Pricing of derivative instruments (including exotic products)
• Risk management
• Forecasting
• Supporting a wide range of risk indicators

The computational grid size is over 50,000 units – a consequence of the portfolio size, models, and complexity of calculations.

Responsibilities

Tasks:

• Develop and maintain the risk management system used by analysts and economists
• Design, implement, and maintain business logic modules in C++ (14) and Python (3.11) in a distributed environment
• Develop and optimize frontend tools based on MS Excel (custom functions, menus) and standalone applications in Python
• Maintain and develop the computational grid (locally and in the cloud: AWS, Azure)
• Optimize performance, implement best programming and testing practices
• Collaborate with analysts and economists to adapt the system to business requirements
• Serve as a mentor/expert in the quantitative area – supporting the team with domain and technological knowledge

Technologies and tools:

• Languages: C++14, Python 3.11
• Cloud: AWS, Azure
• Tools: MS Excel, Docker (in implementation), Solace
• CI/CD: Jenkins (weekly releases for development, monthly for production)
• Version control: Git/Github

Requirements

Main requirements:

• Over 4 years of experience in C++ programming, including at least 2 years as a Quantitative Developer (or similar role)
• Good knowledge of C++ and basic knowledge of Python
• In-depth knowledge of various derivative instruments (both standard and exotic)
• Knowledge of mathematical models related to financial market dynamics
• Analytical skills in quantitative finance
• Commercial experience in financial or capital markets
• Ability to use version control systems, preferably GIT
• Ability to work in large codebases
• Good communication skills
• Openness to programming in other languages
• Excellent English proficiency in speech and writing (minimum B2) – daily work in an international team

Nice to have:

• Knowledge of numerical methods (e.g., Monte Carlo simulation, Black-Scholes model)
• Experience as a Mentor/Expert in Quantitative
• Knowledge of FpML
• Experience with AWS, Docker, Solace, SQL
• Knowledge of CI/CD processes (Jenkins)

We Offer

• High-quality equipment for work
• Stable employment under an employment contract or B2B contract
• Possibility to work 100% remotely or hybrid (depending on candidate preference, no requirement to appear in the office)
• Great career development opportunities: training budget (2000 PLN annually), participation in innovative projects
• English lessons with a native speaker (1 hour weekly)
• Private medical care
• Multisport card
• Interesting work in an international environment
• Flexible working hours
• Team-building events
• Subsidies for lunches (40 PLN daily)
• Modern office in Kraków with a relaxation area (bean bags, therapy balls, PlayStation) and a kitchen full of snacks, fruits, and beverages

CV in English.

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