IT & Software

Front-End Engineer - London - Up to £175,000 Starting Base + Exceptional Bonuses/Benefits

Hunter Bond

London · England · United Kingdom

Role : Front-End Engineer within Quant / Research

Comp : Up to £175,000 + exceptional guaranteed bonus + full package

Company : Award-winning Quant Fund, founded by Computer Scientists

Why this stands out:

  • Tech Lead is not only an absolute/distinguished beast but one of the nicest people…probably ever!
  • Engineers report to engineers — no red tape & truly collaborative
  • High autonomy, greenfield projects, modern/evolving tech stack
  • Culture that values developers and truly supports them
  • Beautiful offices with all the expected perks like food, gyms etc

What you will be working on:

  • Building next-gen front-end systems powering real-time trading
  • Crafting interactive dashboards and research tools with live insights and streaming data
  • Working with the quants to turn complex models into intuitive, usable interfaces
  • Developing high-performance UIs for large-scale datasets and real-time visualisations
  • Bringing real-time ML insights to life
  • Implementing real-time data streaming and WebSocket-powered interfaces for instant updates
  • Applying modern React patterns, component architecture, and performance optimisations to mission-critical apps
  • Shaping the future of trading interfaces, using the latest front-end tech to solve unique quant challenges

Ideal background:

  • Minimum 1 year+ experience with React/TypeScript/Next.js etc
  • Ideally some Python
  • Solid CompSci fundamentals (degree ideally but not essential)
  • Passion for tech - meetups, side projects, blogs etc.
  • Personality!

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Reference: WJ-766_22158023

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