Full Stack Developer
Chicago, IL

Job Description

As part of Trading Infrastructure, you will get the chance to work closely with some of the brightest minds in the industry and make a large impact on the success of the firm. Successful candidates will help optimize and automate one of the highest performing data center and network environments in the industry. We are looking for exceptional talent that can work closely across multiple teams and continue to take our infrastructure to the next level.

What you'll do:

* Take a "dev ops" approach to develop and implement applications to solve complex network infrastructure issues, manage complex network and data center environments, and maintain proprietary low latency trading applications.
* Work closely with elite developers in a collaborative environment on the troubleshooting and optimization of proprietary low latency trading applications and network infrastructure.
* Take an automated data driven approach to diagnosing and solving complex network infrastructure issues such as micro bursting, jitter, and queuing.

Skills you need:

* Strong experience with Python
* Knowledge of SQL, NoSQL (MongoDB) and time-series (InfluxDB) databases
* Strong experience or desire in developing Rest Endpoints using Django/Flask
* Strong experience or desire in developing UIs using ReactJS, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
* Experience working with version control and job management systems such as Git, SVN, Jenkins
* Strong Linux Shell (all utilities) experience
* 3 years of Python experience
* Bachelor's Degree (preferably in Information Technology or Computer Science)
* Previous experience demonstrating strategic thinking skills and maturity in tackling complex problems, dealing with people, technology and processes

Bonus Points:

* Experience with data driven analysis tools such as numpy, pandas, and matplotlib.
* Advance knowledge and operating and troubleshooting IP networks
* Experience working with low latency hardware platforms and vendors such as Cisco, Mellanox, Arista
* Experience with Optical Networking Hardware