About this role
About the Role As a Campus Systems Engineer, you will join Jump Trading Group to design, build, and maintain the infrastructure that underpins our low-latency trading activities. You will collaborate with traders, operations, exchanges, and developers to optimize the trading environment and investigate system issues, helping ensure reliable, high-performance execution. What You'll Do
- The Systems Engineer will work with traders, operations, exchanges, and developers to optimize the trading environment and investigate and solve system issues.
- Proactively monitor the overall health and performance of the trading platform.
- Work closely with our technology organization to analyze and troubleshoot complex system, software, and networking infrastructure issues.
- Design, implement and optimize network infrastructure for proprietary low latency trading applications at various data centers throughout the world.
- Build automation to manage and improve the production trading environment.
- Work closely with risk management and trading teams to coordinate changes and manage incidents.
- Manage and assess operational risk of change control into the production environment.
- Define and document process and procedure.
- Other duties as assigned or needed. What We're Looking For
- Major in Computer Science/Engineering, Information Systems, or related technical field.
- Experience working with Linux/UNIX OS including advanced commands and shell scripts.
- Practical working knowledge of Python.
- Understanding of networking concepts such as routing, multicast, Ethernet.
- A rigorous, detail-oriented approach to operations.
- Ability to operate and communicate clearly under pressure.
- Desire to work in a collaborative, team environment with a positive can do attitude.
- Reliable and predictable availability. Compensation & Benefits
- Private Medical, Vision and Dental Insurance
- Travel Medical Insurance
- Group Pension Scheme
- Group Life Assurance and Income Protection Schemes
- Paid Parental Leave
- Parking and Cycle Schemes