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Selby Jennings in New York is building out a Delta One Futures Desk and is seeking elite C++ developers to tackle ultra-low-latency, data-intensive problems alongside quants and traders.
You will develop and optimize high-performance C++ systems that sit at the core of the trading stack, analyze massive market data, and help refine trading strategies with direct business impact.
A tier-1 options market maker is building out a Delta One Futures Desk and looking for elite C++ developers who want to work on some of the most computationally intensive problems in the trading. This is an opportunity to combine low-level systems engineering with data analysis, working directly alongside quants and traders to enhance, refine, and evolve trading strategies.
Delta One Futures refers to trading highly liquid futures contracts whose price movement has a near 1:1 relationship (delta of ~1.0) with the underlying asset. What makes this space particularly interesting for developers is the combination of ultra-low-latency engineering, large-scale data analysis, and direct business impact. Small improvements in system performance, execution quality, or signal generation can have a measurable effect on trading outcomes, creating a much tighter feedback loop than in most traditional software engineering environments.