By working with our client, you will establish yourself in the financial services industry, more specifically in the alternative assets industry. You will work in a small and intimate team, but you will have the support of a large global organization. You will have stability that a startup cannot provide but will be joining at a time where there is still huge growth potential yet to be realized. You will be able to put your stamp on the client-facing future of our client.

You will get to work in a culture that rewards results. You will also learn a lot while working with our client. You will work with demanding users that will have a continually evolving set of requirements and whose expectations of you will make you a better developer. You will learn not just how to code but how to deliver that code to get your ideas into production. You will learn how to balance development speed against operational stability. You will be free to make many of your own decisions. You will become a better craftsman.

Our client, a Global Hedge Fund Administrator, is currently seeking a seasoned Back-End Developer. Our client offers a competitive compensation and a growing environment which offers significant career advancement potential.

• HTML & CSS prowess required
• JavaScript Prowess with Web Development based techniques a necessity
• UX & UI Design experience required
• API experience required
• Python experience is required
• SQL experience a plus
• Mongo experience a plus
• Blogging and Developer community outreach a plus
• Open Source Work a plus

You should feel a sense of ownership for your tasks. You should be able to work directly with users to really understand their requirements and to help them understand how best to express those requirements through a web application. You should be able to articulately and accurately communicate the status of your work to anyone that is curious.

You should believe that web development is a craft that demands you to practice and learn from others. You should have opinions on everything from the State of the Web to what color that button should be. More importantly than having those opinions, you should be able to articulate them and take feedback from others on them.