Senior Engineer

London

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Location: London (Hybrid - 3 days in office)
Salary: Up to £140,000
Type: Permanent

A leading trading firm is seeking a Senior Engineer to join their team and help rebuild a critical analytics platform. This is a high-impact role working directly with commercial and trading teams to deliver modern, cloud-native solutions.

You'll be part of a global technology team. The focus is on engineering visualisation and analytics interfaces. You'll help refactor legacy models into Python, build reusable analytics components, and develop dashboards and reporting tools that support trading decisions.

Key Responsibilities:

Engineer and optimise trading processes and analytical models
Build Python-based services and APIs using modern frameworks
Design cloud-native tools for supply/demand modelling and market data analysis
Collaborate closely with traders and technical teams to deliver impactful solutionsWhat You'll Bring:

Strong Python and SQL expertise
Experience with AWS and Snowflake
Familiarity with Docker/Kubernetes, CI/CD, and Linux
Background in trading is highly desirable
Ability to communicate effectively with both technical and commercial stakeholdersBenefits:

Up to 30% bonus
Hybrid working (3 days onsite)
Continued learning and development
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