C++ Developer - Tech First Systematic Trading Firm
Job details
A leading quantitative trading firm is seeking a highly skilled Software Engineer to join its Risk Technology team. This team is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining a sophisticated trading risk platform, crucial for trade capture, position management, profit/loss computation, inventory/locate management, and internal order routing. The firm is investing heavily in transforming its Risk platform into a new service-oriented architecture. They are looking for engineers with a passion for software development who thrive in a dynamic, global, and collaborative environment, with a strong commitment to engineering excellence. This role does not require any prior finance experience, just strong C++ developers with a keen interest in this space. Key Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and deliver production-critical software.
- Work closely with stakeholders and team members to gather requirements, define architecture and technologies, and resolve bottlenecks.
- Lead and contribute to design discussions while mentoring other team members.
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
- 3+ years of C++ development experience in a Linux environment.
- Strong understanding of data structures and algorithms.
- Excellent communication skills and a collaborative, team-oriented approach.
- Experience with scalable, large-scale, or distributed systems and service-oriented architecture.
- Expertise in optimizing code for high-performance applications.
- Familiarity with messaging systems (e.g., Kafka, AMPS, QPID).
- Experience with Python, bash, and/or Q/KDB.
- Work with a global team that values innovation and collaboration.
- Contribute to a mission-critical platform with significant impact on trading operations.
- Develop your career in a dynamic environment that encourages continuous learning and growth.
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