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Maven Securities Ltd is seeking a Trading Systems Engineer to ensure the performance and availability of our trading platforms in Chicago. You will monitor, tweak, and resolve incidents, and own future releases to deliver positive trading outcomes.
We value pragmatic, quality-minded engineers with Python expertise and experience in CI/CD environments, plus familiarity with tools like Ansible, Octopus, TeamCity, Volt and Jira. AI-powered workflow improvements are welcome.
Chicago
Maven is a market-leading proprietary trading firm deploying its own capital across discretionary, systematic, and market-making strategies. Backed by deep expertise in trading, technology, and research, we are relentlessly focused on improving liquidity across global listed derivatives. Through advanced execution and pricing technologies, we improve how financial markets operate.
In this role you will be helping to improve performance and stability across our trading platforms at Maven, a critical role to ensure our day to day trading activities are optimised and uninterrupted. Your quest as guardian of the trading systems will involve monitoring, tweaking and preventing incidents from happening and if unsuccessful resolve them. You’ll also be the custodian of future releases, ensuring releases have a positive impact to trading by implementing tools to further automate our processes.
A Trading Systems Engineer is responsible to warrant the performance and availability of our Trading systems.
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This role requires 9 hours, depending on company needs, between 6:30am and 10:30pm.
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