Trade Support Engineer
hedgefundnetNew York (NY)
Trade Support Engineer
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hedgefundnetNew York (NY)
Engineering Technologists and Technicians, Except Drafters, All OtherInvestment Banking and Securities Intermediation
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Hedge Fund New York City Metropolitan Area Director | Experienced Headhunter specialising in Quant Trading Technology at Radley James This is an opportunity for Technical Support Engineer to join a world leading Hedge Fund in NYC. The Electronic Trade Engineering team supports the Global Trading business and works closely with members of the trading desk to develop best in class trading applications for low touch and high touch flows, covering a diverse set of asset classes including Equities, Commodities, FX and Fixed Income. Individuals on this team provide technical expertise to support, monitor, and bring automation to existing and new trading applications.
Responsibilities:
Provide first and second level support for trading desks to quickly identify and resolve issues as they arise and ensure continuity of the business Work closely with trading to gather business requirements and liaise with various IT teams to ensure delivery of functionality Work in all aspects of user / strategy application support for the firm. Assist in the deployment, checkout, and QA testing of applications. Also involved in the training and marketing of applications as appropriate Participate in global coverage of system support & SOD/intraday health checks. Work closely with the back-office teams to remedy issues related to risk p&l, security setups, trade booking, corporate actions, price breaks, and book-keeping entries
Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree in engineering or computer science or related field of study • 5 -7 years or direct experience Knowledge of trading systems Financial industry background Strong Python scripting skills Experience with Unix, Linux Experience with databases such as Sybase or SQL Proficiency in shell scripting language Knowledge of FIX protocol Understanding of trading workflows Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type Full-time Job function Get notified when a new job is posted.
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