Python Developer, Cubist Data Services

We are passionate about data. We collaborate to build elegant, effective, scalable and highly reliable solutions to empower predictive modelling in finance. Cubists data services group is lookingfor a juniorQuantitative Software Developer to join our dedicated team. Our group is responsible for the timely delivery of comprehensive and error-free data tosome of the most demanding and successful systematic Portfolio Managers in the world. This exceptional individualwill be a member of a small team of data and software developers who play avital role in ensuring the smooth day-to-dayimplementation of a large research infrastructure, and the live production tradingof billions of dollars of capital across global capital markets, including equities, futures, options and other financial instruments. RESPONSIBILITIES Building processes and technology tools to ingest, tag, and clean datasets. Assisting Data Analysts and Data Scientists with data processing, enrichment, and product development. Contributing to existing infrastructure and applications primarily written in Python, but also Go and C++. Monitoringand enhancingtheautomated data collection and cleansinginfrastructure. Researching new technologies for improved data management and efficient retrieval. REQUIREMENTS Bachelors degree or higher in computer science, engineering or a relevant quantitative field such as Mathematics, Statistics, Physics. Proficiency in Python and its ecosystem (numpy, pandas, polars, scikit-learn), with an understanding of Python and library internals. Proficiency with Go and/or C++ is a big plus. Hands-on experience with software architecture and engineering best practices (testing, CI/CD, monitoring, profiling, version control). Strong problem-solving skills, ability to analyze and solve intricate problems, optimize code, and develop efficient solutions in a fast-paced environment. Intellectual curiosity and a love of learning. Strong oraland writtencommunication skills. Commitment to the highest ethical standards.

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