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Quantitative Python Engineer

Arbol

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Sep 24, 2025
New York, NY, US
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Arbol is seeking a Quantitative Python Engineer to build tools that support their innovative approach to climate risk and financial services, addressing the need for analyzing and mitigating exposure to climate risk through a full-service platform.

Requirements

  • 3+ years of professional Python development experience required
  • 1+ years of hands-on experience with NumPy, Pandas, and the Python data ecosystem
  • Strong experience building production applications and systems
  • Expert-level Python programming with deep knowledge of language features and best practices
  • Strong familiarity with Python frameworks and open-source libraries
  • Knowledge of PEP 8 and Python coding standards
  • Experience with testing frameworks (pytest, unittest) and test-driven development (TDD)

Responsibilities

  • Design and implement new features for Arbol's risk management tools and trading platforms
  • Build and maintain Python libraries and frameworks used across the organization
  • Develop APIs and microservices that integrate with external data providers and internal systems
  • Create tools and applications for traders, risk managers, and senior management
  • Build, test, deploy and maintain algorithms for pricing and risk management
  • Work with Arbol’s insurance and derivatives teams to perform business-critical analytics
  • Implement and maintain automated testing suites using modern testing frameworks

Other

  • Background in financial services, trading, or risk management
  • Solid understanding of software development lifecycle and agile methodologies
  • Experience with version control systems (Git) and collaborative development workflows
  • Candidates for this role must be located in the United States.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities