Quantitative Researcher / Developer (Data Science) – Treasury FX

Company: Wise
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

You will join Wise’s Treasury FX Data Science team to develop and operate models and production systems for FX pricing, risk, and trading. You’ll help manage USD 250bn+ in annual FX volume, collaborating with quants, traders, analysts, product managers and engineers. The role blends quantitative modelling or engineering focus with production ownership to deliver scalable, real-time FX capabilities. You will shape risk analytics, pricing strategies and hedging approaches while partnering across functions to impact customer experiences. This is a hands-on, impact-driven chance to advance Wise’s mission of borderless money.

Responsibilities

  • Python implementation of quantitative work from research to production
  • Validate, backtest and monitor model and service performance
  • Deploy and respond to incidents; perform root-cause analysis and continuous improvement
  • Develop and maintain shared quant libraries used across services
  • Manage CI/CD pipelines, deployments and operational excellence
  • Monitor and ensure reliability of real-time pricing and risk systems
  • Grow knowledge in market data management and quant infrastructure design
  • Collaborate with engineering and product teams to translate insights into customer-facing decisions

Key requirements

  • 4+ years of quantitative or engineering experience with strong Python development
  • Background in maths, physics, engineering or finance and ability to reason about model correctness
  • Experience in FX or financial markets is a plus
  • Familiarity with term structure modelling, stochastic calculus or Monte Carlo methods is a plus
  • Knowledge of data lakes or warehouses (Snowflake, Iceberg, Spark) is a plus
  • Product mindset and ability to work cross-functionally with quants, analysts, traders, product managers and engineers
  • Experience taking quantitative work into production with ongoing validation and monitoring
  • clear communication
  • cross-functional collaboration
  • problem-solving with stakeholding teams
  • Python
  • quantitative modelling
  • backtesting

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Posted: October 1st, 2026