Python Developer (Counterparty Credit Risk, Quartz, AI)
iconmaJersey City (NJ)
Python Developer (Counterparty Credit Risk, Quartz, AI)
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iconmaJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Our Client, a Banking company, is looking for a Python Developer (Counterparty Credit Risk, Quartz, AI) for their Jersey City, NJ location.
Responsibilities:
The role will focus on designing and developing scalable, production-grade Python solutions for risk calculations and analytics, working closely with Risk Managers, Business Analysts, Middle Office users, and technology teams throughout the full SDLC.
Requirements:
- 10+ years of enterprise software development experience, preferably within Financial Services
- Strong hands-on Python development and Object-Oriented design/programming experience
- Experience building scalable, production-grade applications and distributed/high-concurrency systems
- Strong SQL skills and experience with databases such as Oracle and/or Sybase
- Experience with full SDLC, including design, development, testing, deployment, and production support
- Experience with AI-assisted development tools such as GitHub Copilot
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related discipline, or equivalent professional experience
Desired Competencies:
- Counterparty Credit Risk, Market Risk, or other financial risk technology experience
- Knowledge of risk calculations/models, financial products, derivatives, and pricing
- Experience with Quartz, big-data platforms, key/value stores, or distributed data processing
- Experience with AI/ML, Generative AI, or LLM technologies
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with business and technology partners in an Agile environment Why Should You Apply?
Health Benefits
Referral Program
Excellent growth and advancement opportunities
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