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Python Developer

Posted 7 days ago

coda searchstaffingWhite Plains (NY)

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About the role

Senior Python Developer – Equities
Location: NYC (Fully Onsite)
Duration: 6-Month Contract
We are seeking a Senior Python Developer with strong financial services experience to build and enhance applications supporting equity trading and post-trade processes.
Key Responsibilities: Develop Python solutions for trade lifecycle events, corporate actions, and P&L calculations. Build data processing and reconciliation services using pandas, Polars, and NumPy. Implement event-driven solutions using Kafka and Avro. Develop REST APIs using FastAPI or Flask and work with SQL databases. Partner with Middle Office, Operations, and technology teams to improve workflows and automate processes. Support production systems, troubleshoot issues, and ensure system reliability.
Requirements: 8+ years of professional Python development experience. Strong capital markets or financial services background. Hands-on experience with equity trading, trade capture, or post-trade processing. Experience with Kafka, SQL, and REST APIs. Knowledge of CI/CD, automated testing, and production support. Strong communication skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Preferred: Docker, Kubernetes, cloud platforms, and modern development tools. Candidates must be available to work fully onsite in NYC for the six-month contract.

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