Trading Operations Engineer

Bachelor of Technology/Engineering(Computers) Nationality Any Nationality Vacancy 1 Vacancy Job Description Summary This growing crypto trading firm has seen steady growth over the last 3-4 years - not being adversely affected by the wild swings in crypto success due to their robust and sensible strategies. Hugely tech-driven, they have been developing and improving HFT algorithms for more than 10 years, with a tech team boasting engineers from some of the top market makers and hedge funds globally. They're now looking for an experienced engineer to join the brand-new Trading Operations team, responsible for ensuring optimal trading operations and reacting promptly to issues. This is a pivotal role, where you'll work closely with traders and developers to automate workflows, improve system reliability & efficiency, and tackle complex challenges within the HFT space. This role offers the opportunity to engage with cutting-edge technology, grow professionally, and thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced environment. Skills and Experience Required 3-5 years' experience in software engineering or IT Strong Python scripting knowledge, for automation & tooling Proficiency with Linux systems, including shell scripting and networking. Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science (or related) from a top-tier university Strong teamwork and communication skills, including clear and concise documentation Commitment to work in shifts and be part of an on-call rota is essential to ensure continuous operation of trading infrastructure Experience with monitoring tools (e.g. Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, Elastic Search or Click House) Familiarity with configuration management tools (e.g. Ansible and CI/CD systems) Basic experience with AWS cloud services Disclaimer: Naukrigulf.com is only a platform to bring jobseekers & employers together. Applicants are advised to research the bonafides of the prospective employer independently. We do NOT endorse any requests for money payments and strictly advice against sharing personal or bank related information. We also recommend you visit Security Advice for more information. If you suspect any fraud or malpractice, email us at #J-18808-Ljbffr