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Furtim Modus | Hiring Java Developer (Full-Time) | NYC (HYBRID) | $150K-$300K + equity | https://www.furtimmodus.com/software-engineer

We are currently seeking a talented and driven Java Developer to join our team full-time. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute your skills and expertise to a venture backed funded fintech trading firm with emphasis in US equities capital markets tech based out of the New York City and in exchange we’ll provide you with base comp $150k-$300k, full benefits, cash bonus, and equity.

Required Qualifications:

- Experience developing server-side software for electronic trading systems for US Equities

- Strong low-latency programming experience using Core Java 17 or later

Highly Preferred:

- Experience with open-source technologies such as Aeron Transport, Aeron Cluster, Aeron Archive, Artio, and Agrona

- Experience with the Adaptive Hydra trading platform

Benefits:

- Flexible hybrid schedule to accommodate other commitments

- Collaborative and supportive team environment

- Relocation assistance to NYC Metro area

If you are passionate about Java development and interested in joining a fintech venture, we would love to hear from you. Please submit your resume if interested to [email protected] in this opportunity.

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Furtim Modus | Hiring Data Engineer (Full-Time) | NYC (HYBRID) | $150K-$250K + equity | https://www.furtimmodus.com/data-engineer

We are currently seeking a talented and driven Data Engineer to join our team full-time. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute your skills and expertise to a venture backed funded fintech trading firm with emphasis in US equities capital markets tech based out of the New York City and in exchange we’ll provide you with base comp $100k-$150k, full benefits, cash bonus, and equity.

Required Qualifications:

- Experience with electronic trading systems and market data for US Equities

Build and maintain reliable data pipelines using Snowflake, AWS, and PostgreSQL

- Develop analytics and reporting solutions using Sigma Computing

- Improve platform monitoring and observability using Grafana, Prometheus, and VictoriaMetrics

Highly Preferred:

- Experience with open-source technologies such as Aeron Transport, Aeron Cluster, Aeron Archive, Artio, and Agrona

- Experience with the Adaptive Hydra trading platform

Benefits:

- Flexible hybrid schedule to accommodate other commitments

- Collaborative and supportive team environment

- Relocation assistance to NYC Metro area

If you are passionate about data engineering and interested in joining a fintech venture, we would love to hear from you. Please submit your resume if interested to [email protected] in this opportunity.

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