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Maybe, but C++ developers who haven't worked at hedge funds before wouldn't know it from this advert, and probably won't apply.
by pyb 4y ago
Maybe, but C++ developers who haven't worked at hedge funds before wouldn't know it from this advert, and probably won't apply.
- twic 4y agoPerhaps. I note that position is being advertised by Oxford Knight, a high-touch recruitment firm. Their main modus operandi is to make contact with someone looking for a job, find out what they are looking for, and then suggest particular openings on their books to them; they would have plenty of opportunity to explain about the compensation. I think these public job listings are a bit of a cheap additional thing, and aren't that important to them.
- pyb 4y agoAs a C++ developer hoping to move back to London, this side of the market is still very opaque.
- lhnz 4y agoI would recommend joining with some recruiters from Durlston Partners. They are fairly upfront about the compensation on offer and for C++ in London it is significantly better than the numbers I've seen in this HN thread. For example, I've seen roles with base salaries of £250k and generally large (or even uncapped) bonuses on top of this... For example: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rahnpreet-sandhu-2b84a515a_collaborative-flatstructured-cuttingedge-activity-6986300972469739520-wxXS https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rahnpreet-sandhu-2b84a515a_co...
- twic 4y agoAmen to that!