- 工作地点：上海
- 职位：软件开发人员
- 信息来源：上海财经大学
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ZAIS Solutions Shanghai is the Chinese subsidiary of ZAIS Group LLC, a global credit asset manager with operations in the US, Europe and Asia. ZAIS Group currently oversees approximately USD8bn of assets, focusing on alternative credit investments (CDS, CDOs, ABS, Mortgages etc). The Shanghai Office was created in 2007 and currently employs over 30 people. Instead of opening an outsourcing office, ZAIS Group has decided to incorporate the Shanghai office entirely in its global platform and is currently looking for talented graduate students interested in a career in international financial markets.
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We are looking for a team-oriented software engineer who is interested in being a part of a dynamic investment management firm and enjoys working in a fast-paced, highly challenging environment. As a Programmer Analyst within the Technology and Analytics team, you will work closely with all divisions of the firm, ranging from portfolio management, research, finance/accounting, middle-office, and risk management. Daily activities will include requirements gathering, interaction with application users, and application software development to support our growing hedge fund. You will work in a fluid, rapid application development environment where timely response and the ability to perform multiple tasks simultaneously are mandatory. Requirements The candidate will have a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, mathematics, physics, or related field of study from a top school. Specific requirements include:
Prior software development work experience is preferred. Knowledge of finance, accounting, or debt capital markets is a strong plus. Previous work experience in financial services is beneficial. lin.liu@ |
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