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eTrading Full Stack Engineer at HSBC

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Engineers high-performance Red Hat Enterprise Linux server environments powering HSBC's low-latency electronic trading platforms in Toronto. Day-to-day work spans server benchmarking and certification, RHEL tuning, container management (Docker/Podman), and automation with Python or Java.

Elevate your engineering career with HSBC as an eTrading Full Stack Engineer in Toronto, focusing on high-performance systems for electronic trading. This hands-on role blends server architecture, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and container management.

Join HSBC's Markets & Securities Services IT team, where your expertise in deterministic compute platforms will enhance low-latency trading. This position demands solid experience with server lifecycle processes, operating system security, and hardware-software integration. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless operations, security, and performance for trading platforms.

Key Responsibilities: • Translate trading workloads into qualified server specifications • Benchmark and certify server hardware for production • Build and support Red Hat Enterprise Linux environments • Engineer system settings for optimal performance • Automate workflows through cloud management and observability tools

Requirements: • Significant experience in server and Linux engineering • Deep knowledge of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) • Expertise in server architecture and performance tuning • Familiarity with Docker, Podman, and OpenSCAP • Strong automation skills with Python or Java

Contribute to HSBC's goal of becoming the world's most trusted bank by building reliable, high-performance trading platforms.

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