10 hours ago
Copenhagen, Denmark or Hyderābād, IndiaStaff+
Responsibilities
- Lead the architecture and development of Risk Fusion services.
- Design APIs and ETL pipelines for seamless integration.
- Implement ETL flows to extract instrument terms and conditions from SimCorp Dimension, map them to Axioma Risk format, and import them into Axioma Risk.
- Collaborate with Product, Consulting, and QA teams.
- Develop automated tests for new features.
Requirements
- At least 7 years of software engineering experience.
- Experience with SQL and REST APIs.
- Experience building ETL pipelines and data integrations.
- Basic understanding of pricing methodologies for equities, bonds, foreign exchange, futures, options, and OTC derivatives.
- Demonstrated problem-solving skills.
- CFA, FRM, or equivalent financial certification is valued.
- Understanding of OTC instrument terms and conditions, including swaps, FX forwards, and TRS, is valued.
- Understanding of VaR, stress testing, factor risk, and other risk analytics is valued.
- Experience with Axioma Risk workflows and integration is valued.
Benefits
- Global hybrid work policy requiring two days per week in the office, with remote work available on other days.
- Every sixth sprint is reserved for planning and innovation.
- High degree of self-direction and autonomy in planning, organizing, and designing work.
- Inclusive and diverse company culture.
- Focus on work-life balance and employee empowerment.
- Applications must be submitted in English through the career site; applications are processed continually.
About SimCorp
SimCorp builds SimCorp Dimension, a front-to-back investment management platform and managed services used by buy-side institutions such as asset managers, pension funds, and insurers. It sells software licenses and cloud-delivered operations (SaaS/managed services) covering portfolio management, trading, risk, accounting, and reporting. Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Copenhagen, it is a subsidiary of Deutsche Börse Group and reports serving 40 of the world’s top 100 financial companies.
