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Software Engineer (Entry-Level) - C++

Summary

Develop and maintain high-performance C++ systems for trading infrastructure, implementing features and solving technical problems while collaborating with Quant and Trading teams.

You will maintain and develop high-performance C++ systems that support core business operations. You will handle day-to-day system upkeep, implement lower-risk feature requests, execute individual projects, solve complex technical problems, and collaborate with Quant and Trading stakeholders on reliable, efficient, scalable solutions.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain core systems
  • Service lower-risk feature requests
  • Execute individual projects
  • Build and maintain reliable, efficient, scalable, and flexible systems
  • Obtain requirements from Quant and Trading stakeholders
  • Workshop solutions and implement agreed-upon roadmaps
  • Collaborate with developers to deliver cohesive solutions

Requirements

  • Pursuing a bachelor's, master's, or Ph.D. in computer science, engineering, mathematics, physics, or an equivalent technical field
  • Graduating by August 2027
  • Legal authorization to work in the United States on the first day of employment, including F-1 students using OPT or STEM
  • Modern C++ programming experience using C++20 or later, with C++23 preferred
  • Experience with distributed systems, parallel processing, asynchronous architectures, networking, protocol encoding or decoding, lock-free data structures and algorithms, performance profiling, or scripting
  • Familiarity with GDB, Valgrind, or address sanitizer
  • Ability to communicate with non-technical stakeholders and work independently

Benefits

  • Discretionary performance bonus
  • Employer-paid medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • Retirement contributions
  • Paid time off

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