Lead C++ Engineer - Trading Tools- Systematic Quant Fund
My client is a leading tech-driven quant and systematic hedge fund trading with offices across the globe. They leverage deep knowledge in data, research, technology and trading to deliver high-quality returns. This opportunity offers a dynamic and fast-paced environment with excellent scope for career growth.
This is a brand-new, highly impactful role, responsible for the day-to-day management of the development team, building and enhancing critical low latency components across the business. You'll collaborate over the design and implementation of cutting-edge systems, covering all aspects of algorithmic trading research, including the exchange price feeds, core trading systems, tick data management, back testing engine, and trading gateways.
2025 is a big year of growth for this firm, making now the perfect time to apply!
Requirements
- 10+ years' experience in low-latency Linux development using C/C++, STL
- Management experience (both technical & people) is strongly preferred
- Proficiency with Linux / GCC development toolchain and Linux Red Hat
- Solid experience designing and implementing multithreaded and distributed systems
- Prior experience in a front office, trading desk-aligned role
- Comfortable working autonomously within a global team
Desirable skills/experience- Experience working within a mature continuous development process
- Knowledge of market data feed handlers and execution gateways
- Basic knowledge of scripting languages like Python, Bash
Benefits- Exceptional compensation + bonus scheme + generous benefits
- Huge amount of autonomy and ownership
- Truly collaborative between teams - not siloed like other firms
- Relaxed, casual culture, with a healthy work-life balance
ContactIf you think you're a suitable candidate for the role and would like further info, please contact:
Josh Williamsonjosh.williamson@oxfordknight.co.uk
+44 (0)20 3475 5021
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