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Senior Quantitative Developer (Low-Level C++)

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Greater London
3 months from now
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My client is a global quantitative and systematic investment manager, operating in all liquid asset classes across the world. A technology and data driven group implementing a scientific approach to investing. Combining data, research, technology, and trading expertise has shaped the collaborative mindset, enabling them to solve the most complex challenges. They have a culture of innovation which continuously drives their ambition to deliver high quality returns for investors.

About the Role:


Seeking an exceptional Quantitative Developer specializing in low-level C++ and metaprogramming to contribute to ultra-high-frequency trading strategies. This role requires extensive expertise in memory management, threading, CPU caching, and Linux systems, with an emphasis on high-performance and low-latency coding. The candidate will interact with FPGA systems and work closely on optimizing and developing trading strategies.

Develop, optimize, and maintain high-performance C++ code for ultra-low-latency trading systems.


Work on strategy interaction with FPGA to ensure seamless integration.
Mentor junior developers, fostering technical growth and best practices.
Collaborate with infrastructure and network teams to ensure optimal system performance.
Demonstrate high autonomy in managing tasks and lead technical initiatives.

Requirements:

8+ years of C++ development experience, with a strong focus on low-level C++ and metaprogramming.


In-depth knowledge of memory management, multithreading, CPU cache optimization, and Linux.
Familiarity with high-frequency trading systems; finance experience is a plus but not mandatory.
Solid understanding of infrastructure and network basics.
Proven leadership and mentoring abilities with a self-directed approach to work.

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