Adecco
C++ Developer
Job Description
Salary: £45,000 - 70,000 per year
Requirements:- We require a degree in Computer Science or a similar engineering field.
- We require strong proficiency in C/C++.
- We require a solid understanding of modern SQL and No-SQL databases.
- We require an excellent grasp of algorithms, data structures, and OO design patterns.
- Capital Markets experience is a plus.
- Formal training in mathematical finance, including knowledge of interest rate pricing and risk models, will set you apart.
- We design, develop, and support robust and scalable software for risk analysis, trade booking, valuation, and regulatory reporting.
- We collaborate with business users to ensure our applications meet specifications.
- We take part in our global follow-the-sun Level 3 support team and participate in on-call rotas.
- We enhance our corporate software development standards and improve CI/CD processes.
- We automate software unit and integration testing, builds, and deployments.
- AI
- CI/CD
- Support
- SQL
- C++
- REST
More:
We are recruiting for a C++ Developer to join our innovative financial services team in London on a 6-month contract. The role offers a hybrid working pattern of 2 days per week in the office and is operated via an umbrella company. You will work in a collaborative environment within Sales & Trading, supporting both Front and Back Office software solutions. We value innovation, technical excellence, and professional growth, and we are committed to an inclusive and accessible hiring process with support available for reasonable adjustments. We also use generative AI tools to support candidate screening, while all final decisions are made by our hiring team.
last updated 33 week of 2026
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£57,500
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£55,000
UK median
This salary is 5% above the UK median for Developers (£55,000/yr).
Based on 2024–2025 UK technology sector benchmarks