I’m advertising open positions for Haskell (technically Mu, our in-house variant) developers with Core Strats at Standard Chartered Bank. We have several open positions, all available immediately, across a mix of seniority and locations.
In Singapore or Shanghai we’re looking for someone at the junior or mid experience level:
Junior: Careers | Standard Chartered Bank
Mid: Careers | Standard Chartered Bank
We also have junior, mid and senior level roles available in London:
Junior: Careers | Standard Chartered Bank
Mid: Careers | Standard Chartered Bank
Senior: Careers | Standard Chartered Bank
Even though the three links above only list London as the location for now, we would additionally consider applicants for Singapore, Shanghai, Dubai, New York, and possibly even Paris or Frankfurt. If you’re interested in those locations please submit your application via the link above and email us (details below) to discuss the location details.
If you want a mapping from these levels to general banking titles, “junior” is “analyst”, “mid” is “associate”, “senior” is “VP”.
In Poland (only) we hire on a contracting basis, and have two positions open. Email us (details below) for contractor applications in Poland. All applications for the other locations must go via the Taleo links above.
The head of our group has given a talk at the Haskell Implementer’s Workshop last year where he described the team and what we do: HIW 2021 - Haskell reinterpreted – large-scale real-world experience with the Mu compiler - YouTube
Standard Chartered supports (practically fully) remote working, but only from the country of payroll, and after an initial 3-month in-office period. We cover visa and relocation costs for successful employment applicants (not contractors).
Note that the first step of the application is a Valued Behaviours Assessment and it is quite important: our team won’t be able to see your application until you pass this assessment.
Feel free to contact us at CoreStratsRoles@sc.com if you have any questions about these positions, but please make sure to include the word “Haskell” anywhere in your email.
