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Senior C++ Developer - Low Latency, Trading

Senior C++ Developer - Low Latency, TradingHarvey Nash London, United Kingdom Apply now Posted 4 days ago Hybrid Job Contract GBP600 - GBP650 per day

Senior C++ Developer - Low Latency, Trading sought by leading investment bank based in the city of London. **Inside IR35 - 3 days a week on site**

Senior C++ Developer - Low Latency, Trading sought by leading investment bank based in the city of London.

**Inside IR35 - 3 days a week on site**

Design and implement services for trading such as market data, order management, messaging layer, security reference data systems, position keeping systems, and services for user interfaces using C++
Work with quants, traders, and other stake holders to design, implement and test technology used in trading
Participate in DevOps (continuous integration pipeline, code quality tools, release methodologies)

Essential skills:

Bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering or a related field (or equivalent experience, 5+)
5+ years of experience building highly performant, low-latency systems on Linux platform
Expert level C++ programmer. Must have ability to use the right construct for the problem and not introduce unnecessary complexity for the sake of using a new C++ construct.
Develop maintainable software.
Basic script and database query coding is required

Technical skills:

Nice to have:

Proficiency in Python
Proficiency with Linux platform
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; ability to work in fast-paced environments delivering quality solutions
Knowledge of FIX and other exchange connectivity protocols
Knowledge of market microstructure, Smart Order Routing, and Order Management systems

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