Derivatives Trading Algorithm

We are seeking quantitative and algorithmic coders to help develop an options trading algorithm.

As such, we are seeking outstanding individuals with advanced quantitative and programming abilities to join our team.

Leveraging knowledge of algorithms and high-performance computing;
Designing, implementing, and maintaining trading strategies that run on our platform.
Competencies Required:

Excellent programming skills
Adaptive mindset being able to switch gears quickly
Ability to self organize work
Aptitude to work on different subjects at the same time
Ability to function to meet stringent deadlines for completing tasks
Technical skills Required:

Strong technical skills in C# - real-time, multithreaded, high availability
A bachelors, masters, or PhD degree in computer science, mathematics, or a hard-science from a top university. An advanced degree in computer science is a plus.

Math/Stats/Science/Finance/Engineering/Computer Science/etc.
Interest in financial markets *demonstrated* by degree program, work experience, or personal projects.
Analytical and entrepreneurial thinker
Programming skills, preferably in Python (NumPy, Pandas, etc)
Solid in Excel; VBA a plus
Database skills a plus
Experience and ideally expertise in time series analysis, econometrics, machine learning, and/or optimization
Experience with scientific computing, algorithm development, or pattern recognition.
A background in developing high-performance, multi-threaded applications.
Strong programming skills (Java, C, or C++) & scripting languages (Perl, Python, UNIX shell).
Strong object-oriented programming skills and design patterns
Experience with performance testing and profiling
Understanding of distributed design concepts including computer architecture and network architecture
About the recuiter
Member since Sep 12, 2017
Marina Kuznetso
from Moscow, Russia

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