C# Full Stack Engineer

location_onLondonpaymentsUp to £140,000/yrscheduleyesterday
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Job description

C# Full Stack Engineer

Up to £140,000

London On Site

This is a great opportunity to join a high-growth quantitative investment and sports analytics organisation where you can take ownership of building high-performance software systems that process and analyse large-scale real-time data.

THE COMPANY

A highly successful London-based investment and technology business specialises in sports data analysis and trading. Operating globally across multiple sporting markets, the organisation leverages large volumes of historical and live data to drive investment decisions and develop proprietary trading technology.

THE ROLE

You will take ownership of designing, building, and enhancing modern C#/.NET applications that support critical trading, analytics, and data-processing platforms.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Developing and maintaining high-performance C#/.NET applications
  • Building greenfield software solutions alongside enhancing existing platforms
  • Working on large-scale data ingestion and processing systems
  • Contributing to system architecture, scalability, and performance optimisation
  • Collaborating closely with highly technical colleagues across engineering and research functions
YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

You will bring strong capability in:

  • C#
  • .NET
  • Full-stack software development
  • SQL Server or equivalent database technologies
  • Strong software engineering fundamentals
THE BENEFITS

You will receive a salary of up to £140,000 depending on experience, along with a comprehensive benefits package.

HOW TO APPLY

Please register your interest by sending your CV to Molly Bird via the apply link on this page.

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