Senior Quantitative Developer
The challenges you tackle will be multidisciplinary in nature, touching upon the realms of programming, networking, technology, and finance. From building robust client-server architecture to storing trade-related tick and market data, you will be responsible for owning, developing, and improving a growing queue of critical trading applications.
Being passionate about automation, technology, and design, while being able to solve difficult technical problems with scalable and maintainable solutions in a fast-paced and energetic environment is paramount. Our lack of legacy systems, corporate bureaucracy, and tedious decision-making channels create an exciting work atmosphere where you will be building out a well-established quantitative trading desk starting from a greenfield environment.
Requirements
Must-Have
- Degree with significant quantitative elements, such as mathematics, computer science, engineering, or a related field;
- Ability to write clean and maintainable code;
- 5+ years of experience working as a quantitative developer in an environment focused around electronic market-making or algorithmic trading;
- Comfort deploying code to a Linux environment;
- 5+ years of relevant experience in writing either C++, C#, Python, or a combination of said programming languages;
- Experience with RDMS and NoSQL database solutions;
- Ability and willingness to take ownership over the design, implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance of projects;
- Must be capable of communicating in English; and
- Must be comfortable working remotely.
Nice-to-Have
- Experience with one or more order entry protocols (FIX, ITCH/OUCH, SBE); and
- A willingness to relocate to Bangkok, Thailand after six months of employment is a plus.
Abilities & Skills
- Experience with multi-threading and concurrency;
- Experience with distributed asynchronous systems;
- Experience working with various database technologies like Cassandra and MySQL;
- Understanding of networking (TCP and UDP) and interprocess communication (for example, Google Protobuf/gRPC);
- Strong analytical skills;
- Ability to work independently on long-term technical problems; and
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
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