C++/Perl Programmer for a financial institution (onsite), United States, GA, Atlanta

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Posted: January 17, 2007

Job title:
C++/Perl Programmer for a financial institution

Company name: Bank of America

Internal ID: 0700001906

Location: United States, GA, Atlanta

Pay rate: excellent salary + bonus

Travel: 0%

Terms of employment: Salaried employee

Length of employment: indefinite

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
The Quantitative Finance Group at Bank of America is looking for an
experienced C++/Perl developer to hire as a Quantitative Financial Analyst
in Atlanta, GA. This position will report to a Senior Developer and will be
responsible for assisting in the design and improvement of the group's
mortgage related models and data processes. No knowledge of finance is
necessary, but there will be many opportunities to learn. 

Our group manages a $3 billion dollar mortgage servicing portfolio, and we
provide analytical support to other groups in the bank. We are a Linux
shop, using pvm for parallel computing on clusters totalling over 1000
processors. We write all our own code using predominantly Perl and C++. We
run a nightly production system and respond to a variety of short-term
requests as well as long-term projects. We have a fun atmosphere with a lot
of technical challenges and opportunities for career growth.

Required skills:
Requirements:
- Strong programming skills in C++ (75%) and Perl(25%)
- Note we are interested in command-line perl, not web development
- STL experience
- Candidates will be expected to pass our advanced programming tests
- Unix or Linux experience
- Ability to work in a time sensitive, market driven environment
- Strong attention to detail 
- Must be willing to work full time on site in Atlanta, GA

Desired skills:
Desirable:
- Familiarity with source-code control using SVN or RCS
- Experience with parallel computing using PVM or MPI
- Experience with boost or TR1
- Coursework or experience in financial theory, economics, statistics,
derivatives pricing, or stochastic calculus 

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