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The Desktop Build Group (DBG) works closely with Bloomberg’s existing and prospective clients to find solutions to business needs using Bloomberg’s API for Excel and Python. Last year we delivered over 2500 projects to clients and our API solutions on the Bloomberg Terminal are used by over 120,000 financial professionals. We are a global team with colleagues based in London, New York, San Francisco, Sao Paulo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney.
What's the role?You will use your financial markets knowledge to consult with Bloomberg clients or prospective clients, helping them to develop and implement their investment strategies and research on leveraging our Excel APIs, VBA, our cutting edge query language (BQL) and new Python based quant platform (BQNT). You’ll directly impact our revenue by working closely with our Sales teams to develop new tactical desktop applications to sell Bloomberg Terminals. Your role will involve full life-cycle development, from initial demos to prospective clients, requirement gathering, prototyping, implementation, deployment and adoption. In addition to software development, you will be expected to create resources and client-facing content that is both strategic in its appeal to our audience, while also taking advantage of current events in the marketplace.
We'll trust you to:Partner with Sales teams to build tactical Excel, Python, Power BI, and BQuant solutions to increase revenue opportunities for the companyProvide assistance on new strategies or migration projects the clients wish to implement by using Bloomberg APIsWork on projects to provide short-term product gap solutions for the Bloomberg TerminalProvide continued support for clients to ensure adoption of BQuant DesktopMaintain and support Excel models accessible via the Bloomberg TerminalWork closely with our Product Development and Software Engineering teams to help drive improvements to our Excel APIs
Training and team support will allow you to gain:In depth knowledge of the Terminal and Bloomberg APIsA deep understanding of financial markets and investment processes on both buy-side and sell-sideExperience of open source Python technologies for advanced data visualizations, widgets and analytics
You’ll need to have:Minimum 3 years of experience working in financial services or a financial technology companyExperience developing financial models using MS Excel/PythonExperience in pitching or providing support on quant products / research to external clientsA strategic mindset and proven commercial acumen which allows you to weigh up the business opportunities of a project before executionConfidence to have highly articulate and consultative interactions with clientsDemonstrated continuous career growth within an organisationStrong presentation and communication skills in English and Japanese 
We'd love to see:Experience or qualifications in Data Science
If this sounds like you:Apply if you think we're a good match. We'll get in touch to let you know what the next steps are, but in the meantime feel free to have a look at this: https://www.bloomberg.com/professional

Why Bloomberg? We’re individuals with diverse backgrounds, talents, and experiences who take on big challenges and create even bigger impact through our work. We’re interested in what makes you you, and how we can create opportunities for you to channel your unique, personal energy and grow to your fullest potential.

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