Senior SRE - High-Frequency Trading- Successful HFT Firm
eFinancialCareersLocation: London
Summary:
A world-class HFT is looking to add a senior engineer with extensive reliability expertise to join their core systems group.
The successful candidate will work in a hands-on role in an elite team, coding with Python whilst building and maintaining Linux, networking and other systems architecture.
Requirements:
- Strong Python programming skill-set
- Solid understanding of Linux operating systems
- Strong computer science fundamentals
- Outstanding communication skills
- Trading firm expertise a bonus
Benefits and Incentives:
- Work alongside outstanding engineers in an elite, modern technical environment
- Potential for significant upside
- Friendly, collegiate culture
- Hybrid/flexible working options
Whilst we carefully review all applications, to all jobs, due to the high volume of applications we receive it is not possible to respond to those who have not been successful.
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