As a Python Developer, you will work as part of the company’s Market Access Technology team supporting our broad range of trading operations: US and global equities and derivatives, ETFs, fixed income, OTC, FX, and more. This position will require a technically-adept and detail-oriented individual to work on supporting, automating, testing, debugging, documenting, and developing applications required for the business.
The company is a collection of financial services companies spanning a wide array of asset classes and investment approaches, all powered by the combination of market expertise with innovative, proprietary technology.
Responsibilities:
● Build out services required to expand trading activities to new strategies, venues, and products.
● Become familiar with proprietary technologies and improve their reliability and performance.
● Develop tools and procedures to improve all operations throughout the trade lifecycle (order entry, booking, reconciliation, clearing, reporting)
● Support applications and trading workflows used by the company’s global trading teams.
● Monitor backoffice systems and trading operations, resolving or escalating issues as necessary.
● Identify defects, discrepancies, and trends by debugging code or examining logs and database audits.
● Communicate and collaborate with development team on deployments, issue tracking, and debugging.
● Review code and manage technical documentation.
Qualifications:
● Demonstrated experience operating in a Linux environment.
● Experience using SQL for sophisticated database queries.
● Strong Python coding skills.
● Ability to problem solve in a development or production environment, including experience observing patterns, analyzing root cause and suggesting ideas to resolve issues.
● Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail.
● Knowledge of securities markets, market verticals, and exposure to industry regulations (e.g., CAT) is a plus.
● Experience with Docker, Airflow, and Grafana is a plus.
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