Quantbox is a technology-driven proprietary trading firm that specializes in systematic alpha research and electronic market-making on various exchanges. We trade across a multitude of asset classes and trading venues with significant market share and are looking for a DevOps Engineer to join us in our Bangalore Office. As a DevOps Engineer, you will be working closely with Traders, Quants and Developers to develop, test and deploy cutting edge solutions that will be used in our production trading environment. Additional requirements include:
Responsibilities
Solving problems by providing level one and level two support for our Production Trading support systems
Managing the widely-deployed Order Management System and Market Data delivery systems
Monitoring and reporting on the status and health of our systems
Working closely with clients to understand their needs
Contributing to the design and implementation of the support system to enhance reliability and self-correction
Serving as the primary technical contact to the users of the trading systems
The position calls for adaptability to non-standard work hours, aligned with project and market demands.
Qualifications
2 + years experience in DevOps, Trading Support preferred
A Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Computer Engineering from reputed engineering college with exposure to programming
Demonstrated experience to own and manage multiple incidents/tasks in a fast-paced environment
Experience with Follow The Sun model of support and ensuring proper hand-off procedures
Brilliant scripting skills in Python, and Bash/Scripting
Strong knowledge of Linux/Unix
Basic knowledge of SQL and use of databases queries
Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities
The ability to conduct root cause analysis and Incident management
Excellent communication skills and fluency in English
Good exposure to financial products like Cash Equities, Bonds, Derivatives, Currencies, Commodities, FX markets.
Excellent understanding of Trading Life Cycle, Futures and Options Trading
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