You set the technical agenda here, not a committee.
This is a small, focused technology company sitting at the heart of a wider asset management business. You are not a support function. You are the engine. The technology strategy is yours to shape and yours to execute, and the people you work with every day are the owner of the fund and the trading desk. There is no bureaucracy between you and the decisions that matter.
You will be building and owning the systems that drive a real trading operation. You work closely with the people placing the trades, which means you understand the impact of what you build in real time. When something needs to change, you change it. When you spot a better way, you pursue it. That level of autonomy is rare, and this place takes it seriously.
The technology is genuinely interesting. You are working across C# and Python, and you are pushing into AI in a meaningful way, not as a box-ticking exercise but as a core part of where the platform is heading. You will have a say in how that evolves.
From an experience perspective, you will bring strong C# and Python skills and likely have strong business knowledge, ideally within equities. You have also done enough with AI to hit the ground running and grow from there. You are comfortable working with senior stakeholders, including the fund owner directly, and you thrive when given responsibility rather than a rigid brief.
Ready to own part of a tech-first trading platform?
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Senior Software Engineer - Asset Manager - up to £130k + bonus employer: Saragossa
Saragossa is an exceptional employer located in the vibrant city of London, offering a dynamic work culture that fosters innovation and collaboration. As a member of our team, you'll enjoy meaningful growth opportunities while working on cutting-edge ML-driven projects that directly impact our research platform. With a focus on real ownership and a clean-slate environment, we empower our employees to turn ideas into actionable strategies, making your contributions truly valuable.
