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David Careers

Production Support Engineer (Trading)

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hunter bondHouston (TX)
Computer Network Support SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000 - $250,000

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About the role

Production Support Engineer – Trading Role: Production Support Engineer – Trading Client: Elite FinTech Salary: $100,000 - $250,000 + Bonus + Excellent Benefits Location: Houston / Hybrid The Role My client is seeking an Engineer with a broad skillset to support a range of technology within their stack. The position has a heavy focus on the support of Front Office Trading Applications, and the ideal candidate will stem from a similar environment. You will work closely with the development team and help to implement changes within the Change workflow, managing the delivery of services to production and research environments. Key will be providing post-release and implementation services within these environments, providing support to brokers and traders, as well as assisting with go live scenarios and projects. Requirements Linux: Experience of working in Linux environments. Architecture: Strong understanding of Application architecture. Python: Scripting skills utilizing Python. Databases: An understanding of relational databases and querying (SQL, Postgres etc.). Networking: A good grasp of Networking fundamentals. Attributes: A personality! What to Expect Environment: Stunning offices and an elite global team.
Compensation: Generous benefits and bonus package. Growth: Excellent career progression longer term. Technology: The opportunity to work with tech years ahead of competitors. Please apply ASAP for more information.

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