C++ Quantitative Developer - Machine Learning

Deutsche Bank
London
2 months ago
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Job Title Kannon Franchise Pricing Strat

Location London

Corporate Title Vice President


Group Strategic Analytics (GSA) is part of Group Chief Operation Office (COO) which acts as the bridge between the Bank’s businesses and infrastructure functions to help deliver the efficiency, control, and transformation goals of the Bank.

You will be joining The Kannon Franchise Pricing Strat team which is part of the Group Strategic Analytics function across all asset classes and combines expertise in quantitative analytics, modelling, pricing, and risk management with deep understanding of system architecture and programming. The primary output is a scalable and flexible Front Office pricing and risk management system with consistent interface to both the Middle Office and Back Office.


What we’ll offer you

A healthy, engaged and well-supported workforce are better equipped to do their best work and, more importantly, enjoy their lives inside and outside the workplace. That’s why we are committed to providing an environment with your development and wellbeing at its centre.

You can expect:

  • Hybrid Working arrangements with the opportunity to work in the office and remotely from home
  • Competitive salary and non-contributory pension
  • 30 days’ holiday plus bank holidays, with the option to purchase additional days
  • Life Assurance and Private Healthcare for you and your family
  • A range of flexible benefits including Retail Discounts, a Bike4Work scheme and Gym benefits
  • The opportunity to support a wide-ranging CSR programme + 2 days’ volunteering leave per year


Your key responsibilities

  • Partaking in the development of the core trading system library of Deutsche Bank’s Global Markets Rates, Flow Credit, Commodities and Emerging Markets Debt Trading business. The key focus of this role is to work with internal Machine Learning (ML) platforms and tools and seek opportunities to improve processes and systems using ML. Initial focus will be on improving trade flow and particularly Request for Quote (RFQ) flow for the swaps desk.
  • Work closely with the Traders, Quants and other team members to further build out of the trading and risk management platform.
  • Support the Build-out of Global Markets strategic analytics platform in partnership with Corporate and Investment Bank Technology
  • Support of Global Markets businesses migration to the single strategic analytics platform


Your skills and experience

  • Have prior experience working in finance, particularly in fixed income derivatives (exposure to interest rates swaps is a plus).
  • Excellent programming skills, utilising programming languages primarily C++. Python, Lua and SQL is a plus.
  • Good numeracy skills, ideally in ML
  • The ability to communicate effectively across multiple teams and functions, in addition to excellent presentational skills
  • Excellent interpersonal skill and the ability to multi-task different projects and prioritise against tight deadlines
  • Highly self-motivated with a ‘can-do’ attitude who can take multiple responsibilities with enthusiasm.


How we’ll support you

  • Training and development to help you excel in your career
  • Flexible working to assist you balance your personal priorities
  • Coaching and support from experts in your team
  • A culture of continuous learning to aid progression
  • A range of flexible benefits that you can tailor to suit your needs


About us

Deutsche Bank is the leading German bank with strong European roots and a global network. Click here to see what we do.


Deutsche Bank in the UK is proud to have been named The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality 2025 for six consecutive years. Additionally, we have been awarded a Gold Award from Stonewall and named in their Top 100 Employers 2024 for our work supporting LGBTQ+ inclusion.


If you have a disability, health condition, or require any adjustments during the application process, we encourage you to contact our Adjustments Concierge on to discuss how we can best support you. Alternatively, you can share your phone number, and a member of the team will be happy to call you to talk through your specific requirements.



We strive for a culture in which we are empowered to excel together every day. This includes acting responsibly, thinking commercially, taking initiative and working collaboratively.

Together we share and celebrate the successes of our people. Together we are Deutsche Bank Group.


We welcome applications from all people and promote a positive, fair and inclusive work environment.

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