C++/Java Developer
open systems technologiesBrooklyn (NY)
C++/Java Developer
Posted today
open systems technologiesBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will design, develop and deploy high-volume, business-critical trading systems that scale with the business. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, including trading desks and support, to ensure robust architecture and reliable delivery. You will craft testing and deployment plans to minimize defects while advocating best practices. This position supports a performance-driven trading environment where scalable microservices and solid CS fundamentals are essential.
Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and deploy high-volume trading systems Assist with software architecture and system design Build scalable software following best practices Develop testing and deployment plans to minimize defects Facilitate collaboration between team members, trading desks, and support
Key requirements:
6 years’ experience in a development role 2 years’ experience with C and Java and other modern OO languages Strong understanding of computer science concepts and software design techniques Experience designing microservices or service-oriented components Experience working in a trading environment Bachelor degree from a top tier university in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or equivalent C Java object-oriented programming languages microservices service-oriented components software design techniques
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