Senior .NET Full-Stack Engineer for Low-Latency Finance

University of Delaware; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent educational institution is seeking an experienced Full Stack .NET Developer to enhance low-latency back-end services in a hedge fund environment. The ideal candidate has strong C#/.NET skills, experience in treasury and trading systems, and a proven record in delivering high-performance services. Responsibilities include developing robust APIs, optimizing system performance, and collaborating with various business teams. This role may involve on-site, hybrid, or remote work arrangements depending on the interview process.

Qualifications

• 8-10+ years of professional software development experience, with advanced expertise in .NET and C#.
• 5-7+ years of hands-on experience building low-latency back-end services within treasury/trading/OMS environments.
• Strong object-oriented programming skills and ability to design scalable architectures.
• Experience delivering production-grade services with solid engineering practices.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and support low-latency back-end services for treasury/trading workflows.
• Build and maintain robust APIs and service integrations.
• Optimize performance, throughput, and resiliency.
• Implement clean, testable, and maintainable code following modern engineering best practices.

Skills

C#/.NET fundamentals

Object-oriented programming

Performance-sensitive systems

Communication skills

Job description

A prominent educational institution is seeking an experienced Full Stack .NET Developer to enhance low-latency back-end services in a hedge fund environment. The ideal candidate has strong C#/.NET skills, experience in treasury and trading systems, and a proven record in delivering high-performance services. Responsibilities include developing robust APIs, optimizing system performance, and collaborating with various business teams. This role may involve on-site, hybrid, or remote work arrangements depending on the interview process.