Software Engineer (.Net)

Posted:
3/9/2025, 5:09:43 PM

Location(s):
Geneva, Switzerland ⋅ Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland

Experience Level(s):
Junior ⋅ Mid Level

Field(s):
Software Engineering

Pay:
$73/hr or $151,840 total comp

Garda Capital Partners (Garda) is a multi-billion dollar alternative investment firm with over 21 years of experience deploying relative value strategies across fixed income markets for institutional investors. Garda has offices in Wayzata, New York City, West Palm Beach, Geneva, Zug, Copenhagen, Singapore, and Scottsdale.

Garda is looking to hire a .Net Software Engineer to be a part of our Research and Technology (R&T) team based out of our Geneva office. This is an exciting position offering opportunities to gain exposure to enterprise software development practices at a global hedge fund.

Position Responsibilities:

  • Aid in the development of new lines of business solutions using C#, Javascript, React, WPF and Relational Databases
  • Support senior staff in designing and implementing complete solutions for our Risk and Middle Office Groups.
  • Provide support for in-house and 3rd party applications

Qualifications & Desired Skills:

  • 3+ Year of object-oriented development, preferably with C# (using common programming design patterns and good practices)
  • 3+ Year of relational databases and SQL experience, data modeling, and database design
  • Experience with .Net 6with Web API, dependency 
  • Web development experience preferred
  • Experience with gRPC, Javascript, React a plus
  • Experience with Python a plus
  • Bachelor's or Master’s Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or Finance
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Passionate about programming and technology
  • Interest in financial trading industry
  • Ability to work effectively in a high-energy, time sensitive team environment
  • Detail-oriented with strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Knowledge of fixed income trading and related financial instruments including bonds and interest rate derivative products preferred, but not required