Software Engineer - C++ Research & Trading

Posted 3 days ago

acquire meHialeah (FL)

Software Developers Custom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Summary: Highly proficient, ambitious C++ programmer wanted for a unique opportunity in one of the most forward-thinking technology led quant trading firms globally. Small team of exceptionally talented engineers building cutting-edge technology, implementing the full stack of trading infrastructure and algorithms to build high performance, highly availability systems in C++You would be working within core trading infrastructure; from idea generation all the way through to programming and trading implementation. This is a revolutionary way of working in a trading firm and is an exciting prospect for any gifted aspirational Engineer

Responsibilities: o Building best in class tech, working closely with mathematicians developing models and strategieso Work on complex computational and data related problemso Implementing automated multi-asset tradingo Develop visualisations for experimental trading

Requirements: o Significant programming experience in C++, some Python a pluso Experience working with real time systems, performance environmentso STEM background Rewards and Incentives:o Industry leading compensationo Working in a small team of highly talented engineers & mathematicians, ML Scientistso Direct business impact Get in touch or apply for more info!

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