Software Architect/Financial Engineer (Python)
Software Architect/Financial Engineer (Python)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Strong experience with object-oriented design, coding and testing patterns
- Experience in architecting, building and maintaining (commercial or open source) software platforms and large-scale data infrastructures
- Experience building big data solution
- 2+ years software development experience
- Experience with other technology such as Amazon EC2 is a plus
- A strong team player, ability to quickly triage and troubleshoot complex problems
- Develop and execute various methods for data collection and acquisition.
- Analyze statistics, recommend ways to improve various outlining risk model.
- Develop and write various functional requirement documents to assist various software developers.
- Coordinate with various software developers and perform various tests on software requirements.
- Administer technical performance and monitor up gradation process for various businesses.
- Monitor all account related issues and provide expert advice on various methods and processes for existing systems.
- Perform and evaluate all functional requirements and perform required calculations such as algorithms.
- Perform research on various products, gather knowledge on user requirement and develop plans to improve products.
- Design and execute various pricing models for financial products and services.
- Monitor all lending models, establish capacity parameters and recommend improvements on same.
- Administer all risk calculations for customer and evaluate appropriate tools for same.
- Manage and resolve all complex financial issues and develop effective mathematical and statistical methods to resolve issues.
- Coordinate with software developers and develop effective implementation methods for various functional products.
- Numerical/financial algorithms, XML, JSON, C#, Java
- Database relationship and data schemas
- RESTFUL API knowledge
- Software testing methodology
- Financial analysis skills
- FRM (Financial Risk Manager) Certification Education
- Bachelor's Degree required
- Master Degree preferred
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