C++ Software Engineer | Amsterdam- Systematic Quant Fund
Summary
Build a greenfield low-latency, high-frequency trading system in modern C++ (C++23) for a systematic quant hedge fund in Amsterdam. You'll work across the full trading stack, designing multithreaded, distributed, performance-optimized components with direct impact on how trading executes.
My client is a leading tech-driven quant and systematic hedge fund trading with offices across the globe. They leverage deep knowledge in data, research, technology and trading to deliver high-quality returns. This opportunity offers a dynamic and fast-paced environment with excellent scope for career growth.
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They're looking for talented software engineers to join a newly formed team implementing a greenfield project. You'll be expected to draw on your modern C++ development experience to build a trading system for low-latency and high-frequency execution.
This is a high impact role, where you'll be involved across the entire stack with a direct outcome on how trading happens. The code base for the platform is C++23 and there is a modern stack throughout.
Requirements
- 2+ years of professional experience in real-time/low-latency modern C++ development
- Experience designing and implementing multithreaded & distributed systems
- Knowledge of C++ optimization techniques
- Familiarity with low-level Linux OS details
- Experience working at a hedge fund or trading firm is highly beneficial
Desirable
- Python scripting experience
- Knowledge of market data feed handlers, execution gateways and execution strategies
Benefits
- Great xtzxhlp opportunity to be part of a collaborative, creative environment where you can feel valued for your input
- Competitive salary + generous benefits
- Professional and personal development
- Relaxed, casual culture, with a healthy work-life balance
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