The Principal Full Stack Engineer will join the Quantitative Research and Investments Technology team at Fidelity Asset Management Technology. This role focuses on designing, building, enhancing, and supporting a Systematic Alternatives portfolio construction and management system. The engineer will work closely with quantitative researchers, software engineers, and quantitative developers. The position emphasizes hands-on development and collaboration to deliver effective solutions for the Quant Research team.

• Bachelor's degree in a computational field such as Computer Science, with a Master's degree preferred.
• Minimum of 7 years of proven professional experience in financial services, preferably in Asset Management.
• Strong experience in system architecture, design patterns, and software engineering fundamentals.
• Experience with Python or Java and micro-services / RESTful APIs.
• Experience working with SQL databases such as Oracle or Snowflake.
• Experience in AWS cloud environments and knowledge of CI/CD and DevOps.
• Experience integrating financial data with Angular UI.
• Exposure to test automation frameworks for unit and integration testing.
• Demonstrated experience with portfolio construction and management is a plus.
• Nice to have experience with derivatives and financial instruments.

• Partner with quant research and investments teams to design and build a comprehensive portfolio construction and management system.
• Collaborate with a team of quantitative researchers, software engineers, and quantitative developers.
• Capture requirements and formulate plans by engaging with various stakeholders.
• Provide hands-on development and support for the Systematic Alternatives system.
• Influence decisions and build relationships across Fidelity and at all organizational levels.

• Fidelity offers competitive compensation, annual bonuses, retirement contributions, comprehensive healthcare coverage, parental leave, tuition assistance, wellness programs, and extensive professional development opportunities.