Algorithmic Trading Engineer - ED
Marks & Spencer Group plc4 days ago
Base Salary
$195k - $275k/yr
Responsibilities
- Build, enhance, deploy, and support algorithmic trading strategies and trading engines using core Java.
- Lead and grow teams across North America and globally.
- Collaborate with global trading, quantitative, and IT teams to advance the platform and supported businesses.
- Develop and optimize high-volume, low-latency, resilient, scalable, message-driven trading systems.
- Analyze requirements, formulate designs, develop solutions, and deploy changes across the full software development lifecycle.
- Generate and analyze trading signals and data while improving technical and execution performance.
Requirements
- Expert-level core Java knowledge in a UNIX/Linux environment.
- Experience working in a front-office environment with trading and quantitative strategists.
- Experience with algorithmic trading or automated market-making systems in liquid markets such as equities, FX, or liquid rates.
- Experience with low-latency messaging middleware and publish/subscribe technologies.
- Electronic trading knowledge, preferably in cash equities, ETFs, or futures; liquid rates or FX experience is acceptable.
- Strong problem-solving, requirements analysis, software design, coding, communication, and teamwork skills.
- Experience with agentic AI-led software development, KDB/Q, or HTML5/Angular UI development is desirable.
Benefits
- Morgan Stanley offers comprehensive employee benefits and perks, supports employees and their families, and provides opportunities for career development and internal mobility.
About Marks & Spencer Group plc
Marks & Spencer Group plc is a British retailer selling clothing, home goods, and food to consumers through stores and ecommerce, with a focus on own-brand products. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange, was founded in 1884, and is headquartered in London. In the UK, its online grocery offering runs via Ocado Retail, a joint venture in which M&S holds a significant stake.