Core Quantitative Strategic Analytics Developer, Deutsche Bank

Salary not provided

Python

Linux

C++

Windows

Mid and Senior level

London

Investment bank and financial services company

Be an early applicant

Investment bank and financial services company

1001+ employees

B2CB2BInvestingTradingFinancial Services

Be an early applicant

Salary not provided

Python

Linux

C++

Windows

Mid and Senior level

London

1001+ employees

B2CB2BInvestingTradingFinancial Services

Company mission

To be the leading global provider of financial solutions for demanding clients, creating exceptional value for its shareholders and people.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

Development experience in an object-oriented language with a keen interest in C++ and Python
Experience building shared libraries, frameworks or platform components consumed by other developers
Experience working in a diverse engineering environment, with a track record of investigating and resolving complex issues, working independently and navigating ambiguity
Comfortable working in Linux and Windows environments with modern CI/CD and build tooling
Focus on low latency, performance and optimisation
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to explain complex requirements in an easily understandable and effective way

What the job involves

You will be joining Deutsche Bank GSA, the group is responsible for delivering solutions that solve quantitative problems across the Investment Banking, Corporate Banking and Private Banking businesses. You will be part of the Core Strats team, delivering enhancements and extensions to the strategic Kannon platform, primarily developed in C++ and Python
Working cross business, you will help design and build core functionality and tooling for solutions ranging from trade pricing, valuation, risk and Profit & Loss (P&L) to DevOps and automated controls in the core of the Kannon application
We welcome applications from strong engineers across all industries, including those from outside the financial sector
Analysis, design and development of core platform functionality in C++ and Python to meet business requirements across multiple trading desks
Building and maintaining shared valuation, risk, P&L, marking, calibration and controls infrastructure used cross asset in Kannon
Identifying performance bottlenecks, proposing designs for complex problems, and refactoring and simplifying existing solutions
Strengthening the core C++/Python interface, tooling and developer facing libraries that the asset class Strats teams depend on
Working closely with downstream Strats, trading, quants and other stakeholders to understand requirements and deliver robust, reliable and performant solutions
Contributing to the application release schedule across Linux, with a focus on CI/CD, automated testing and reproducible builds

Salary benchmarks

Our take

Deutsche Bank is one of Europe's biggest banks, operating in around 60 countries. It has a long history but hasn't struggled to keep up with the changing times. Like launching Vert, a digital payments service for small and medium businesses, and focusing on investments that are good for the environment and society.

The banks performance in 2025 was impressive too. In the first nine months, pre-tax profit reached €7.7B (up 64% from last year) and net profit climbed to €5.6B (a 76% increase). And all business divisions delivered double-digit profit growth, supported by revenue gains and disciplined cost management.

If this wasn't impressive enough, the bank is also making strong progress in ESG, reporting €23B in sustainable financing in the third quarter of 2025 alone. With these healthy finances, a clear strategic direction, and a focus on responsible growth, Deutsche Bank is in a very promising position for the future.

Freddie

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Insights

11% employee growth in 12 months

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Trustpilot (1.4)

Company

Company HQ

Westend-Süd, Frankfurt, Germany

Leadership

Christian Sewing

(CEO)

Christian joined Deutsche Bank in 1989 as a Banking Apprentice. Since then, he has held a number of roles and became CEO in 2018.

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