VP: Low-Latency Java Trading Platform Engineer

Citi; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Citi is looking for a Low Latency Electronic Trading Software Engineer in New York. This role focuses on the design and delivery of a low-latency execution platform, engaging with various teams to ensure optimal trading solutions.

The ideal candidate should have a strong technical background in Java, C++, or Rust, with over 7 years of experience in electronic trading environments. A Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Engineering is required.

They will drive innovative solutions, enhance collaboration efforts, and improve testing frameworks to maintain platform reliability.

Qualifications

• Minimum 7 years of experience in low latency Java, C++, or Rust.
• Experience in developing electronic trading platforms in a financial institution.
• Strong understanding of Agile methodologies and Continuous Integration.

Responsibilities

• Design and maintain high-performance, low-latency electronic execution systems.
• Collaborate with traders and clients to enhance product features.
• Improve and maintain testing frameworks for platform reliability.

Skills

Low latency Java

C++

Rust

Automated testing techniques

Agile methodologies

Continuous Integration processes

Performance optimization

Concurrency

High-throughput architecture

Excellent communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field

Job description

Citi is looking for a Low Latency Electronic Trading Software Engineer in New York. This role focuses on the design and delivery of a low-latency execution platform, engaging with various teams to ensure optimal trading solutions.

The ideal candidate should have a strong technical background in Java, C++, or Rust, with over 7 years of experience in electronic trading environments. A Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Engineering is required.

They will drive innovative solutions, enhance collaboration efforts, and improve testing frameworks to maintain platform reliability.