(Sr.) Quant Developer - Core Trading Systems

Remote $82k–$138k senior 2 months ago full-time quality 8.5/10
JavaC++LinuxAeronChronicle Queue
  • Design and build low latency, event-driven trading systems
  • Develop real-time market data pipelines and exchange connectivity
  • Build order execution systems and internal messaging infrastructure
  • Design and integrate trading strategies into production, contributing directly to PnL
  • Optimize performance across the full stack (application → OS → network)

Low Latency Systems Experience

  • Proven experience building or operating low latency systems in production
  • Strong understanding of:
  • concurrency and threading models
  • memory management and cache efficiency
  • networking fundamentals (TCP/UDP, latency trade-offs)
  • Experience with high-performance messaging frameworks such as Aeron, Chronicle Queue, or similar or experience building custom event-driven systems with comparable performance characteristics

Systems & Performance Engineering

  • Strong Java (preferred) or C++ in performance-critical environments
  • Experience optimizing systems for latency and throughput under real-time constraints
  • Familiarity with Linux performance tuning and observability

Trading Systems Experience

  • Hands-on experience working on production trading or exchange systems, such as:
  • market data handling
  • execution systems
  • OMS / risk systems
  • Exposure to Central Risk Book (CRB) concepts is a strong plus
  • Understanding of Sequencer architecture is a strong plus

Nice to have:

  • Experience with binary protocols (e.g. Simple Binary Encoding)
  • Experience in crypto markets, HFT, or market making environments
  • Exposure to cross-exchange trading or arbitrage systems

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