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BQuant Quantitative Developer

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Full-time

English?

Visa likely

Python

Fintech

Consulting

Consult with financial-market clients and Sales to build Python-based BQuant solutions, guiding projects from demos and requirements through deployment and adoption.

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Work with existing and prospective clients to develop investment strategies and research using the Python-based BQuant quantitative platform. Collaborate with Sales to create tactical desktop applications that support Bloomberg Terminal sales and improve customer workflows. Manage development from client demonstrations and requirements gathering through prototyping, implementation, deployment and adoption. Assist clients with new strategies and migration projects, and work with product development and software engineering teams on BQuant platform improvements.

Requires 3 to 8 years of experience in financial services or at a financial technology company, experience developing financial models using Python, and experience with one or more asset classes, including equities, fixed income, commodities, or FX. Strong Japanese and English presentation and communication skills are required. Experience or qualifications in data science and cloud computing are preferred.

Job details

Location
tokyo
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
Japanese
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-07-28
Category
Software & IT

About Bloomberg

Bloomberg is a global financial data, media and software company best known for the Bloomberg Terminal used by finance professionals.

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Company details

Size
Enterprise
Founded
1981
HQ
New York, USA
Employees
10,000+
Industry
Financial Data · Media

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