C++ Developer - Amsterdam / London- Global Prop Fund
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Salary: £150-500k
World-leading prop fund is looking for C++ developers to join their rapidly expanding team in London and Amsterdam. This data and technology-driven firm specialise in developing automated trading systems that execute across global financial markets.
The successful candidate will be joining a small, highly productive and fast-paced team - working on critical software in a real-time environment. You will be responsible for working across the entire trading infrastructure - developing ultra-low-latency exchange protocol encoders; fine-tuning fully automated trading strategies; collaborating with researchers, systems and ops teams will all be part of your daily routine.
Benefits:
Market-leading compensation packages
Generous relocation support if needed
Fast-paced environment with new and exciting challenges
Short feedback loops from idea to production in as little as :1 day
Smaller teams with more opportunities for high impact in roles
Requirements:
BSc in Computer Science or related field
Minimum 3 yrs' professional experience writing production quality code, preferably in C++
Solid experience working on multithreaded applications, networks and operating systems
Strong understanding of algorithms and data structures
Desirable:
Experience with Python development is a strong plus
Comfortable operating at various levels of abstraction, from individual machines to large scale distributed systems
Finance experience is not necessary
ContactIf this sounds like you, or you'd like to know more, please get in touch!
Tara Nevilletara.neville@oxfordknight.co.uk
M: +44 75540 95599
T: +44 20 8156 6143
linkedin.com/in/tara-neville-1b19961a8
Seniority level
Entry level
Employment type
Full-time
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Engineering and Information Technology
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