Remote QML/Java Frontend Engineer - Trading UI Specialist
Interactive Brokers Group
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Job summary
Interactive Brokers Group in Greenwich, CT is seeking a QML/Java Frontend Software Engineer to design and deliver features for financial trading applications. You will work with QT/QML to build responsive desktop applications that deliver seamless trading experiences and translate complex trading requirements into intuitive UIs.
The role focuses on architecting interactive UI with JavaScript and QML, developing data models in Java, and crafting reusable UI components.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field.
- 5 years of experience in Software Development/Engineer position using QML and Javascript for front-end development.
- Experience developing responsive desktop QT applications using QML.
- Java development including object-oriented programming and design patterns.
Responsibilities
- Design and deliver complete features for financial trading applications.
- Build sophisticated desktop applications using QT/QML for seamless trading experiences.
- Translate complex trading requirements into intuitive, high-performance user interfaces.
- Architect and implement interactive UI using JavaScript and QML for real-time data visualization.
- Develop data models in Java to support front-end features.
- Create test plans for UI and data model functionality.
- Collaborate with architects and other developers to deliver scalable software.
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Job description
Interactive Brokers Group in Greenwich, CT is seeking a QML/Java Frontend Software Engineer to design and deliver features for financial trading applications. You will work with QT/QML to build responsive desktop applications that deliver seamless trading experiences and translate complex trading requirements into intuitive UIs.
The role focuses on architecting interactive UI with JavaScript and QML, developing data models in Java, and crafting reusable UI components.
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