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Job summary
A leading technology firm in London is looking for a Quant Trading Operations Analyst Developer. The ideal candidate will have experience in computer science, a maths or computer science degree from a top UK university, and coding ability in languages like Ruby, Go, Scala, and Python. This role offers the opportunity to work in a challenging environment, tackling complex problems with cutting-edge technology.
Qualifications
- Experience of Computer Science
- An interest and some coding ability in programming languages.
- An appetite for delivering solutions to complex problems.
Responsibilities
- Work in a fast-paced environment similar to Facebook.
- Handle complex quantitative trading operations.
Skills
Education
Tools
Experience of Computer Science
Maths Stats or Comp Sci Degree from top 50 UK University
An interest and some coding ability (Ruby, Go, Lua, Scala, Python or C++ or OO Language)
An appetite for delivering solutions to complex problems
The environment is that of Facebook
Based in London
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Required skills: Java, Scala, Lisp, Haskell, F#, HFT, Linux HPC, Systems Infrastructure
Linux troubleshooting, virtualization: KVM, VirtualBox
Networking: BGP, OSPF
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