Consortia
KBD Developer
Job Description
Salary: £43,500 - 71,500 per year
Requirements:- 5+ years of hands-on kdb+ and q experience
- Proven track record of scaling production-grade kdb+ systems
- Strong Unix/Linux scripting skills
- Excellent stakeholder engagement with the ability to communicate across quant, trading, and technology teams
- Domain expertise in capital markets or investment banking
- Passion for clean, elegant, and performant code
- Experience with Python, AWS, GCP, Azure, or other time-series platforms is desirable
- Familiarity with tick data, electronic trading, or real-time analytics is desirable
- Prior leadership or people management experience is desirable
- Lead technical delivery across client-facing capital markets projects
- Design and implement robust kdb+ systems to manage massive time-series datasets
- Translate complex trading and analytical requirements into high-performance solutions
- Mentor junior and mid-level developers and promote technical excellence
- Own the full SDLC from development through to support and optimisation
- Drive innovation in real-time data processing and analytics
- AWS
- Architect
- Azure
- GCP
- Support
- Linux
- Python
- Quant
- Unix
- Cloud
- DevOps
More:
We are a high-performing consulting team delivering mission-critical solutions for leading financial institutions across large-scale, data-intensive environments. We offer full autonomy and ownership of the development lifecycle, giving you the opportunity to architect and scale systems that process billions of rows of real-time and historical market data. You will help shape strategy, support and mentor colleagues, and stay at the forefront of kdb+, q, and adjacent technologies in a capital markets innovation setting.
last updated 34 week of 2026
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£55,000
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This salary is 5% above the UK median for Developers (£55,000/yr).
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