Project Manager

This position is no longer accepting applications(closed Jul 22, 2026).

Summary

Manages 1–2 major software integration projects for global fintech clients, coordinating timelines, requirements, and cross-functional teams while communicating with external stakeholders.

Description

Fluent Trade Technologies is a global fintech software firm, recognized as a market leader in the eFX space. For over a decade, we’ve been delivering ultra-low-latency trading and market data solutions to the world’s largest banks, hedge funds, and non-bank institutions.

Our modular and scalable platform empowers clients to achieve faster, smarter trading decisions, improve execution certainty, and grow their market share across multiple asset classes — including eFX, eFutures, eFixed-Income, Cryptocurrencies, and eMetals.

With development centers in Europe and a collaborative, innovation-driven culture, Fluent’s mission is simple: to eliminate barriers to the most advanced trading technology and make it accessible to all market participants.

Please visit us at www.fluenttech.net

Project Manager

Fluent is a market leader with a significant tier 1 & 2 client base that operate in the Capital Markets

Responsibility will include

  • Proactively manage 1–2 major integration and implementation projects with world-class customers at any given time
  • Be responsible for all customer project communication, gathering requirements, co-ordinating and managing delivery timelines
  • Communicate and co-manage Development and QA teams

Requirements

Desired Skills & Experience

  • Proven experience in managing software projects: timelines, content, requirements
  • Some technological background as a Developer or QA.
  • Experience with directly communicating with external customers.
  • Excellent English

Advantage

  • Experience in the financial industry (FX, Fixed income) and algorithmic trading
  • Exposure to a wide range of systems, software and libraries.
  • Understanding of Linux systems, including log analysis, regular expressions, and process management.

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