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C++ Developer- Sophisticated Prop Trading Firm

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1 year ago
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Summary

High-frequency prop trading firm with offices worldwide are looking to expand their in-house trading team with a talented software developer well-versed in modern C++.

Enjoying high levels of autonomy, the successful candidate will design, develop and implement a low-latency, high-frequency trading platform. You will also contribute to the development and optimization of large-scale parallelputation problems involving large amounts of shared data, and improve performance by optimizing the efficiency of machine learning-based algorithms.

The ideal candidate will befortable managing multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment and possess exceptionalmunication skills in English, both verbal and written.

Requirements

5+ years of practical experience in C++ and 3 years with Python Professional experience of C++ 14/17/20 Strong proficiency with data structures, algorithms, and OOP Sound experience using other programming languages, such as Java Solid working knowledge of Linux and SQL Self-starter, with a passion for innovation and building systems from scratch


NB: Please do not apply if you are a fresh graduate.

Benefits
They're willing to be flexible with WFH Benefits including medical insurance and gym membership Collaborative and friendly environment with smart, highly engaged colleagues Relaxed, dress-down office culture, with breakfast, lunch and snacks provided

Contact
If this sounds like you or you would like to know more, please get in touch:

Andy Stirling-Martin


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