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Theia Insights
London
10 months ago
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Who we are: Theia Insights is a venture-backed, deeptech company that designs and builds cutting-edge AI solutionstailored for the global finance and investment industries. Ourareas of expertise include Industry Classification, Factor Models,Portfolio Construction and Analysis. We are a team of PhDscientists, engineers, mathematicians and industry practitioners,with decades of combined experience. Our products and solutions arebuilt upon a foundation of academic and proprietary research andharness the latest developments in AI, machine learning, NaturalLanguage Processing (NLP), Large Language Models (LLM), andtechnologies built on advanced financial mathematics. Named afterthe goddess of sight, Theia synthesises and distills vast amountsof financial information so investors can see clearly. What youwould do: - Build and Manage our Customer-Facing Platform: You willdevelop both the back-end APIs and the front-end interfaces thatallow customers to view data, perform analytic tasks, and managetheir products in a customer-facing platform. - API and Front-EndDevelopment: You will develop and maintain reliable, scalable APIsand ensure smooth integration with the front-end, deliveringhigh-quality user experiences. You will also improve performancebased on customer feedback and incorporate metrics for monitoring.- On-Site Appliance and Virtual Solutions: Develop and package bothback-end and front-end solutions for customers who requireon-premise or virtual private cloud (e.g., AWS, Azure) setups,ensuring functionality across the full stack. - Front-EndDevelopment: Build and optimise front-end components usingTypeScript and React. - Internal Tooling Development: Create toolsand dashboards to help economists, financial analysts, and datascientists streamline workflows and increase operationalefficiency, building tools across the full stack. - Shape SystemDesign: Contribute to architectural decisions and system design,influencing both the back-end infrastructure and the front-endexperience to ensure a coherent product vision. Who you are:Essential: - Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, ComputerEngineering, or a related technical field, or equivalent practicalexperience - Proven experience in building, deploying, operating,and maintaining customer-facing software features - Experience withboth batch and real-time data processing environments. - Willing towork as part of a dynamic, fast-paced multidisciplinary team in astartup environment - Strong communication skills with the abilityto collaborate with cross-functional teams and stakeholdersDesirable: - Experience with React and Typescript - Experience withPython - Familiarity with AWS, Azure, or GCP, and experience withinfrastructure as code Bonus Attributes: - Background in projectsrelated to finance and economics What we offer: - Opportunity towork with a dynamic and innovative team at the forefront of AItechnology within finance and investment - Exposure to all aspectsof a growing technology business - Potential for career advancementand professional development within the company - Competitivesalary - Office based in Cambridge, but possibility for remote outof London with ad-hoc travel

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