The Quantitative Developer Intern will design and implement low-latency trading platforms and high-performance backtesting frameworks using C++ and Python in a cloud environment.
Job Responsibilities:
Design and implement low-latency live trading platforms in C++.
Design and implement high-performance backtesting research framework in a cloud computing ecosystem.
Qualifications:
Experience in writing C++ in a large-scale codebase for a professional setting.
Experience in Python programming language.
Work experience with low latency trading platforms is a plus.
Familiarity with cloud platforms such as AWS is a plus.
Knowledge with ReactJS and node is a plus.
Being fast, critical and reasonable in thinking.
Good communicator, being rigorous, patient, and having a strong sense of teamwork.
Highly motivated, and able to work in a fast-paced environment.
Top Skills
AWS
C++
Node.js
Python
React
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