Job Description:
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UNIX Script -
Greenwich, CT
To $100K
We have a unique opportunity for an experienced UNIX scripter to join a tightly-knit team of Quantitative Hedge Fund Traders. In this role you will develop and maintain the fully automated trading infrastructure for medium and high frequency equities, futures and currencies for traders across the US and in Asia. All trading operations and systems operate with state of the art technology for stat arbitrage and prop trading.
As a High Frequency Trading Strategy Operator you will have a great opportunity to leverage technical skills to break into cutting edge financial services!!!!
The role is to monitor and ensure trading strategies are running smoothly during US market hours and take appropriate action when needed. In return for your experience and skills you will have the opportunity to on the front line, learn directly from an expert with real trading experience and learn different trading technologies, different asset classes and work closely with the trading desk.
The current team of 4 people is looking for someone who is technical by nature and:
Ø Has the ability to write scripts
Ø Query the database
Ø Troubleshoot issues and monitor trading operations
Basic Qualifications:
Ø Comp Science or Engineering degree (top tier school is a plus)
Ø Minimum of two years experience working with UNIX
Ø Technical skills – Perl, Shell, SQL
Ø Strong Communication skills – able to communicate clearly and interact with traders daily
Ø Attention to detail, able to prioritize and multi-task
Ø Good problem solving and troubleshooting skills
Ø Experience writing scripts to write reports and restoring databases.
Prior financial industry experience is not required.
If you are seeking to work in an AGILE environment with cutting edge tools and resources and want the opportunity to improve the infrastructure that runs High Frequency Trading Strategies, this is a shot at a booming industry and new career!
Visit our website www.placementprofessionals.com to view additional opportunities.
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