Senior C++ Engineer – Low-Latency Trading & ML (Remote)

Hadteg.com; London Borough of Islington; Ibrido; GBP 100.000 - 160.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Impact from day one

Fast decision-making

Freedom to research

Learn from founders

Flexible working

Collaborative culture

Vibrant team culture

Latest tools & tech

Remote first & hybrid

Competitive salary + bonus

Descrizione del lavoro

Hadteg.com in London seeks a high-velocity, technically deep engineer to design, develop and optimise high-performance trading and analytics platforms.

You will work with quant teams to deploy prototype models into scalable production systems, pushing for low latency and reliability.

This remote-first, hybrid-friendly role offers a collaborative culture and access to elite technology and researchers.

Competenze

• Strong C++ expertise with probability, optimisation and modelling.
• Experience with high-performance computing concepts such as multithreading.
• Analytical, systems-focused problem solving mindset.
• Exposure to Machine Learning or advanced statistical techniques.
• Background in Mathematics, Statistics or Computer Science.

Mansioni

• Design, develop and analyse high-performance trading and analytics platforms
• Work with quant teams to convert prototype models into scalable production systems
• Optimise systems for low latency, scalability and reliability
• Contribute to internal research projects exploring new metrics, analytical methods and innovative applications of sport data

Conoscenze

C++

Probability theory

Optimization

Multithreading

ML exposure

Math/CS background

Descrizione del lavoro

Hadteg.com in London seeks a high-velocity, technically deep engineer to design, develop and optimise high-performance trading and analytics platforms.

You will work with quant teams to deploy prototype models into scalable production systems, pushing for low latency and reliability.

This remote-first, hybrid-friendly role offers a collaborative culture and access to elite technology and researchers.