Electronic Trading Senior Software Engineer
Citi
Electronic Trading Senior Software Engineer
Citi
Runs banking and payments for global clients
Citi's Equities Technology organization is seeking a hands-on Senior Software Engineer to join the Equities Electronic Execution (Electronic Trading) technology team. This is a development position supporting Citi's next-generation low-latency execution platform, which includes Algorithmic Trading, Smart Order Routing (SOR), Dark Pool & Internalization engines, low-latency Client & Exchange Connectivity, and high-throughput market data processing.
The role combines software development for test and application tooling with testing activity, including test planning, automation and test environment support. The engineer will work closely with developers, product, quantitative research, DevOps, infrastructure, production support and the trading desks. Close alignment with the global strategy and cross-regional delivery is a key aspect of this role.
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