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Trading Interview in Chicago seeks an ETF Trading Support Engineer to optimize trading logic and automate controls helping the ETF market-making desk and technology teams. You’ll develop tooling to improve efficiency and directly support trading decisions in a fast-paced environment.
The role emphasizes hands-on work, data-driven improvements, and close collaboration with traders, operations, and development teams to implement robust strategies and monitoring.
We are seeking an ETF Trading Support Engineer to work directly with our ETF market-making desk and technology teams. This role focuses on configuring, analyzing, validating, and improving business logic across the trading lifecycle. You will develop a deep understanding of how market and system data translate into trading strategy improvements. You will also gain an appreciation for the operational complexities of running and maintaining production trading strategies. The work is hands‑on: we are looking for someone who can build practical tools to enhance team productivity. The role sits at the intersection of trading support and data analysis and is well suited for someone analytically minded, curious, and eager to grow in a fast‑paced environment. Direct market‑making experience is not required. Ideal candidates want to move closer to electronic markets and real‑time decision‑making and may come from finance, data analysis, technology, operations, or another quantitative field.
Master the rules, configurations, and controls that drive ETF trading activity.
Support product onboarding, trading eligibility, venue configuration, ETF/reference relationships, and market-data dependencies.
Work with traders and stakeholders to develop strategy enhancements, controls, and workflows.
Use market data and order execution data to evaluate strategy behavior and develop execution quality metrics.
Build repeatable analyses to identify configuration issues, data-quality problems, implementation defects, and missed opportunities.
Automate data-quality checks, configuration validation, and strategy health monitoring.
Support testing and feature deployments by defining expected outcomes and monitoring production results.
Maintain documentation of strategy rules and configuration dependencies.
A successful candidate will grow into a trusted partner to traders and developers by understanding trading logic, identifying differences between intended and actual behavior, reducing manual processes through automation, and creating tools that support real trading decisions.
Candidates are not expected to be experts in every area on day one. We value solid fundamentals, curiosity, and people who pick things up quickly.
Our flat organizational structure promotes teamwork across the Firm and offers easy access to senior staff. While we work exceptionally well as a team in the office, our bonds are further strengthened through company events, activities and giving back. Volleyball, soccer, hockey, 5K runs, picnic, parties, and trivia nights provide friendly competition and build better relationships. By getting out of our usual environment and doing out‑of‑the‑ordinary things together, we foster creativity and broaden our imaginations to accomplish new challenges.
The base compensation range for this role is approximately $90,000-$120,000 contingent on experience. Wolverine Trading's total compensation model includes base salary and an annual discretionary bonus.
Wolverine Trading was founded in Chicago in 1994 and operates at the intersection of financial markets and advanced technology. Its proprietary trading group engages in market making and valuation arbitrage...