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City of London - Up to £950.00 per day Contract Posted by: McGregor Boyall Posted: Thursday, 3 October 2024
 
 
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Global Investment Bank, a leading player in the FX Banking sector, seeks a Java Software Engineer. Working on a Global trading platform that provides a full suite of E-Trading applications to clients and internal users.

This role involves working closely with trading, Front Office and research as part of a small team to develop and maintain low latency pricing and connectivity systems.

Working on FX and forward pricing engines, as well as the continuous introduction of the latest low latency technology and architecture.

The ideal candidate must have the following skills and qualities:

  • Strong Java development skills, including experience with multi-threading.
  • Experience in an E-Trading business and/or experience in high-performance/low-latency development.
  • Highly motivated to work directly with traders
  • A computer science/equivalent degree
  • Strong communication skills
  • Previous Investment Banking Experience
  • Happy to work 2-3 days per week in office

McGregor Boyall is an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate on any grounds.

City of London, UK
IT
Executive
Up to £950.00 per day
McGregor Boyall
Daniel Fisher 
JS-BBBH164187
03/10/2024 08:31:48
About McGregor Boyall

McGregor Boyall is a privately owned global recruitment consultancy founded in 1987. We are headquartered in the City of London, with additional offices covering the UK & Europe, the Middle East and North America. We provide permanent, contract and project-based recruitment services focusing on the mid-senior candidate market. We deliver within Financial Services, Commerce & Industry, and the Public Sector. Our primary specialisms cover all technology verticals and core business functions.

Change & Transformation | Cloud, DevOps & Infrastructure | Data & Analytics | Development & Testing | Information & Cyber Security | Project & Programme Management | Risk Management & Quant Analytics

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