Senior Storage Engineer Opportunity - Leading High Frequency Trading Firm - New York

mondrian alphaNew York (NY)

Senior Storage Engineer Opportunity - Leading High Frequency Trading Firm - New York

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mondrian alphaNew York (NY)

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Overview: My client, a leading high frequency trading firm, seeking to build out their US office, is looking for an elite Storage Engineer to join their firm. The successful individual will join a team that builds and maintains the computers, networks, data storage, operating systems and software that allow their trading and research platforms to run worldwide. You'll be taking over management of their existing storage infrastructure and be responsible for the design, automation and management of future storage solutions to support their large scale research environment.

Responsibilities: Take over management of existing storage infrastructure Design, automation and management of future storage solutions to support a large-scale research environment Work with Linux systems and storage technologies (Net App, Isilon, RAID, ZFS, and other filesystems) Scripting and automation using Python or Shell

Qualifications: Deep Linux experience Knowledge of Net App / Isilon, RAID, ZFS and other filesystems Scripting/automation in Python or Shell Compensation and Apply My client is committed to paying a strong increase on any base salary to secure the most relevant hire. It is also worth noting that you will receive market leading bonuses alongside exceptional benefits. Apply now following the link below or send your resume directly to harvey.gilbert@mondrian-alpha.com.

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