2 of 2 Low Latency Java Developer Jobs in England

Java Developer - Low Latency Systems (FinTech) £90000 - £130000 per annum Benefits and Bonus, Hybrid Contact email: Job ref: LL/HH/88 Startdate: ASAP Java Developer - Low Latency Systems (FinTech) Location: London (Hybrid) Are you an experienced Java Developer with a passion for working on cutting-edge, low-latency systems? Join a dynamic and innovative fintech, delivering high-performance solutions in the world of financial markets. We're looking for a talented Mid/Senior Java Developer to contribute to our mission of building the fastest, most reliable systems … in the industry. What You'll Do: Design, develop, and maintain high-performance, low-latency Java applications for mission-critical trading systems. Work on optimising throughput and minimizing latency to meet the demands of real-time financial markets. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable solutions that handle large volumes of More ❯

going through a period of exponential growth and are enjoying record profits The business is actively expanding as there is additional headcount for a number trade platform specialist Java Development with a focus on either/or Quantitative Development or low-latency performance optimization. You will be working on greenfield projects to build out … and enhance their low latency trading systems. THE ROLE: Working in a fast-paced trading environment as a Quant Developer, where you will collaborate closely with expert traders, quantitative analysts, and engineering specialists to craft and fine-tune trading strategies across both spot and derivative markets. Based directly on the trading floor, you will … a high-frequency, multi-exchange setup. You will focus on optimising every component of the trading stackincluding multi-threading, network communication, order processing, and execution logicto achieve ultra-low latency and high throughput. Robust monitoring, alerting, and performance tracking ensure system reliability. The team has deep expertise in trading protocols, messaging systems, network architectures, and concurrent More ❯