Snr Java Developer
Senior Java Developer
J2SE, TTD, Core Java, Full Project Life Cycle, Concurrent, Multi-threaded, OOD, Spring, FIX Connectivity
Start-Up Algorithmic Trading House - London City
£55,000 to £75,000 + Bonus + Benefits
Harrington Starr has partnered with a new start up algorithmic multi-asset trading house to find a Senior Java Developer that will join the technology focused development team in the early stages of the company's formation.
As the Senior Java Developer you will be working directly with the CTO, Traders, QA's and BA's in a full project life cycle, agile and test driven development methodology on greenfield projects. You will be part of the decision making based on the requirements that you will be gathering, this includes strategies on technology direction, design and implementation. You will also need to be flexible with your project management that will enable new trading strategies that will reactive to market conditions.
Key requirements;
* 4+ years Core Java Multi-threaded development knowledge (Essential)
* Experience in FIX Market Connectivity (Beneficial)
* Understanding of Test Driven Development methodology (Essential)
* Strong Object Orientated Programming skills (Required)
* Good communication skills (Required)
* Financial Technology experience (Beneficial)
Senior Java Developer
J2SE, TTD, Core Java, Full Project Life Cycle, Concurrent, Multi-threaded, OOD, Spring, FIX Connectivity
This rare opportunity to join a start-up hedge fund will enable you to learn on a daily basis in both technology terms and commercial awareness. You will take responsibility and ownership of the projects as a group and individually, which will see you contribute the overall success of the enterprise. The salary package is relatively regular in terms of basic however the potential bonus' that buy side entities are providing in today's market is legendary. If you have the core Java experience and want to find out more please contact Dan Stewart as soon as possible.
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