17 hours ago
London, United KingdomSenior
Responsibilities
- Develop and deploy a unified quant library interface across FICC.
- Deliver front-office projects that adopt the unified interface in business workflows.
- Unify product data, market data, and static data for consistent analytics.
- Build and harmonize reusable quant library logic across FICC asset classes.
- Shape internal quant library architecture to improve reuse and maintainability.
- Improve performance and telemetry to support production stability and tuning.
- Create development workflows that support efficient build, test, and release processes.
- Partner with FICC Quant teams to align standards and deliver convergence outcomes.
Requirements
- Front-office quantitative development experience integrating models in a front-office environment.
- Knowledge of standard investment-banking pricing models and quant fundamentals across products, market data, pricing models, and risk measures.
- Strong C++ development experience with modern tooling such as Visual Studio 2019 or later.
- Software engineering fundamentals in data structures, algorithms, testing, debugging, and distributed systems.
- Experience working across Windows and Linux with strong source-control practices such as Git.
- Experience with build systems such as CMake, Ninja, and MSBuild.
- Ability to use messaging and integration patterns such as protobuf where appropriate.
- Python or Java experience.
- Ability to specify, implement, delegate, and verify software development tasks across a delivery backlog.
Benefits
- HSBC describes opportunities, support, and rewards for career development.
- The company emphasizes diverse, inclusive, and accessible workplaces and offers recruitment accommodations when needed.
- HSBC is a Disability Confident Leader and offers interviews to qualified candidates with disabilities, long-term conditions, or neurodivergence.
About HSBC
HSBC is a global bank that provides retail, commercial and investment banking, payments, and wealth management to individuals, SMEs, and multinationals. It earns fees, interest income, and trading revenues through branches and digital platforms across major markets. Headquartered in London, it serves over 40 million customers in 58 countries and is listed in London, Hong Kong, New York, and Bermuda.