Graham Capital Management, L.P.
Middle Office Software Developer
About this role
Graham Capital Management seeks a mid-to-senior software developer to design and maintain Windows and web applications supporting middle/back-office operations, pricing, and valuation for an alternative investment firm. The role involves collaborating with a small development team to deliver robust solutions for critical investment operations.
What you'll do
- Design, develop, and maintain Windows and web-based applications for middle/back-office processing, pricing, and valuation
- Analyze systems to improve robustness, scalability, performance, and maintainability
- Conduct unit, integration, and product testing throughout the development lifecycle
- Collaborate with developers, business users, and stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver aligned solutions
- Manage multiple projects simultaneously while meeting priorities and deadlines
What they're looking for
- C# and object-oriented programming
- Windows Forms, WPF, ASP.NET MVC, Angular, and JavaScript
- SQL Server and data modeling
- Service-oriented architecture and distributed systems
- Portfolio management and valuation workflows
- Agile development and unit testing
- Real-time market data APIs and financial modeling
- AI-assisted development tools
Benefits
- Discretionary annual bonus eligibility
- Medical and life insurance
- 401(k) plans
- Access to healthcare programs
- Collaborative small team environment
- Work with alternative investment strategies and macro funds
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Graham Capital Management, L.P.
Graham Capital Management builds Windows and web applications that support middle/back-office operations, pricing, and valuation for alternative investment firms. The company is hiring mid-to-senior software developers to collaborate on robust solutions for critical investment operations.
View all jobs at Graham Capital Management, L.P.Likely interview questions
- Can you walk us through your experience with C# and object-oriented programming in a financial services environment, particularly with Windows Forms or WPF applications?
- Describe a time when you optimized an existing system for performance, scalability, or maintainability. What was the bottleneck and how did you approach it?