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Financial Technology Partners

Software Engineer (Full Stack)

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About this role

FT Partners seeks a full-stack software engineer to develop and maintain FT Base, a mission-critical Python/Django/React/PostgreSQL platform that powers their fintech investment banking operations, including AI agents and enterprise CRM functionality.

What you'll do

  • Build and maintain features for FT Base while minimizing technical debt
  • Analyze system requirements across multiple functional areas and execute development tasks
  • Recommend architectural improvements, refactoring opportunities, and feature alignment strategies
  • Review and secure applications prototyped outside the engineering department
  • Contribute to an MCP server enabling enterprise AI tool integration
  • Collaborate on consolidating and strengthening the software suite for long-term impact

What they're looking for

  • Python and Django REST Framework
  • TypeScript and React
  • PostgreSQL
  • Git and version control
  • Web application system design
  • API development
  • AI-assisted development and code verification
  • Prompt engineering with technical understanding
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Financial Technology Partners

Financial Technology Partners is a fintech-focused investment banking firm that builds and maintains internal platforms and technology infrastructure to support its operations. The company is hiring for software engineers to develop core systems and IT support engineers to manage end-user technology and technical support.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about your experience building production web applications—what scales or performance challenges have you faced?
  • How do you approach using AI tools like GPT for code generation while maintaining quality and security standards?