Напиши текст вакансии для должности "Python developer (Quantitative analysis team)". Название компании: "Санкт-Петербургский филиал компании ГАЗПРОМ Германия ГмбХ". Расположение: Санкт-Петербург. График работы: Полный день. Опыт работы: От 1 года до 3 лет. Ключевые навыки: 'Python', 'numpy', 'scipy', 'pandas', 'ORMs', 'SQL'

We&#39;re looking for a Python developer to join our international Quantitative analysis team. The successful applicant will contribute to the modelling, analysis and pricing requirements of the Gas, Power &amp; Derivatives Trading desks. The successful candidate will work alongside other members of the team to deliver timely and accurate pricing and analysis to key stakeholders. Responsibilities:  developing the team’s library (Python), driving performance improvements alongside capability enhancements via collaborative tools (Github); maintaining, improving and making the team’s codebase more robust; collaborating with stakeholders and other teams on various projects; developing and extending models to improve portfolio risk management, increase types of products traded and enhance processes leading to boost team performance; collaborating effectively with Traders and Structured Traders to strengthen understanding of commodity markets and apply this knowledge to improve the focus and the quality of the analysis; performing ad-hoc analysis as necessary to support ongoing pricing/trading activity.  Requirements:  good knowledge of Python and its standard library; knowledge of and experience using numpy, scipy, pandas and ORMs; experience using git; understanding of SQL, and knowledge of tables/subqueries; ability to work under pressure and to tight deadlines in a trading environment; capability of developing a good understanding of market dynamics and modelling methods, and use it for real-world applications; Upper-intermediate level of English.  Conditions:  working in the global matrix team; voluntary medical insurance; life insurance; compensation of fitness; professional and career growth.