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Talanto is seeking a Software Engineer (C++ with FX Domain Experience) to join a long-term project with a Swiss investment bank in Kraków. The role is hybrid, requiring 3 days in the office.
You will work on multi-threaded FX systems, contribute to performance, and handle production support, incident management, and DevOps practices. Collaboration spans international teams, with exposure to IBM MQ, Kafka, and SQL databases.
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Software Engineer (C++ with FX Domain Experience) | Krakow
We are currently looking for a talented and experienced Software Engineer (C++ with FX Domain Experience) to join a long-term project with a major international Swiss investment bank operating in the financial sector.
Location: Kraków
Hybrid model: 3 days per week from the office
Required Skills and Experience:
Multi-threading
Experience within FX trading, FX lifecycle, or risk management systems
Strong understanding of algorithms, data structures, and system design
Experience with MS SQL, Sybase, or Oracle
Messaging technologies such as IBM MQ or Kafka
CI/CD and DevOps practices (GitLab preferred)
Production support (L3) and incident management
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, IT, or a related field
What’s on offer:
Long-term B2B cooperation
Opportunity to work on a high-impact project within the financial sector
International and collaborative environment
Flexible hybrid working model
Exposure to modern technologies and large-scale systems
Benefits
Stable long-term cooperation with opportunity for extension
Opportunity to work with modern technologies in an international environment
Professional growth and continuous development opportunities
Participation in challenging and impactful projects
7420–7884 $
The range shows the lower and upper market bands: 25% of vacancies pay below the first value, the median is the typical salary, and 75% marks the upper band.