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Société Générale · Warsaw, Poland

Python Developer (for Market Finance)

Warsaw, PolandContract or temporarySoftware Engineering

Listed on Société Générale’s official careers site. Posted August 21, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Join our Fixed Income division as a Python Developer (for Market Finance) , supporting exotic products across interest rate, foreign exchange, and credit markets. The team is fully responsible for coordinating the implementation of complex payoffs within Société Générale's internal information systems, serving various business lines across the trading division. This is a challenging and rewarding opportunity that will support your continued professional growth and career development.

Your future scope of responsibility will cover

Creating templates for new exotic products Developing Python-based tools for process automation and security enhancements Developing and maintaining documentation on the characteristics of exotic products Updating exotic products in response to external changes or the addition of new components Assisting in the selection of existing templates and, when necessary, creating new ones Maintaining products to improve or optimize pricing performance Investigating and resolving pricing-related anomalies Continuously enhancing applications and addressing potential bugs Creating views dedicated to the industrialization of the pre-trade and post-trade chain

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