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Geneva Trading

Trades futures and options with its own capital

Discretionary Trader

Prop & Hedge Fund TradingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$36k - $42k

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have 3–5 years of experience trading discretionary intraday futures strategies within a proprietary trading firm.
  • Have a minimum seven-figure net annual P&L performance, or be able to demonstrate a trajectory toward that level.
  • Bring a refined, profitable trading methodology and a history of consistent performance.
  • Have a desire to use a bespoke, high-performance trading environment rather than off-the-shelf retail or limited proprietary trading platforms.
  • Be committed to risk management, routine, and emotional control in volatile conditions.
  • Be driven to keep up with evolving market trends through continuous learning and innovation.
  • Be based in a company office, except exceptional candidates may be considered for fully remote work.

Responsibilities

  • Manage an individual trading account within a global team of traders.
  • Use the firm's technology and capital to identify, research, and exploit market opportunities.
  • Participate in conversations about market fundamentals and execution techniques.
  • Use a data-driven approach to refine and scale existing profitable strategies.
  • Collaborate directly with software developers to customize and enhance the trading platform for the trader's strategy.
  • Analyze, react to, and execute trades using the firm's trading platform, co-located exchange servers, data resources, and market analysis tools.

Desired Qualifications

  • Focus on CME, ICE, or Eurex markets.

About the Company

Geneva Trading

Trades futures and options with its own capital

Geneva Trading trades futures, options and other derivatives with its own capital, acting as a market maker that posts prices to buy and sell on exchanges in the US and Europe. Its desks run several styles side by side, from automated market making and high-speed algorithms to relative-value models and discretionary traders who make their own calls. They cover energy, metals, interest rates, farm goods, currencies, stock indexes and digital assets, and Geneva makes money from its own trading gains rather than client fees. The firm was founded in Dublin in 1999 by two Chicago Board of Trade traders and is based in Chicago, with offices in Dublin and London.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1999

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