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Low Latency Java Developer - McGregor Boyall

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A low-latency developer (Java, Go or C++) joins a global electronic market maker in London to build and own client-facing trading infrastructure end to end — order management, exchange connectivity, smart order routing, internalisation and clearing — with strong focus on performance and scalability. No finance background needed; perks include 26 days leave, private health, pension and catered lunc

I'm working with a global electronic market maker hiring a low-latency Java developer in London, joining the team that builds and owns their client-facing trading infrastructure.

What the role covers:

  • Designing and maintaining proprietary low-latency trading systems, front-to-back
  • Order management, exchange connectivity, smart order routing, internalisation and clearing
  • Building tools on top of a high-performance platform used by hundreds of clients
  • Scalability and performance work across the stack
  • A mix of projects - frontend-facing through to backend infrastructure, in different languages

What they're looking for:

  • Strong experience in Java, Go or C++ building distributed, scalable systems
  • Roughly 2 - 7 years shipping and maintaining highly optimised code
  • Python, high-concurrency systems, low-latency or high-transaction environments, relational databases - all useful, none essential
  • CS, Computer Engineering or equivalent background
  • Communication skills that hold up in technical debate
  • Worth knowing: flat hierarchy, meritocratic, fast-paced.
  • No finance knowledge expected - they teach it.
  • 26 days annual leave
  • private health/dental/optical
  • income protection
  • pension
  • gym subsidy
  • catered lunch daily

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