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Global Markets Quantitative Developer, Execution & Trading
Hong KongPosted 2 weeks ago
remote
Job Description
Responsibilities:
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Own the production trading rollout, execution support, and trading system optimization for global strategies, with a focus on US and APAC markets, and participate in or lead new market onboarding and trading system rollout initiatives
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Design and optimize execution workflows and trading logic in real market environments based on a deep understanding of market microstructure, trading rules, and real-world execution constraints
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Continuously support live trading operations by monitoring and resolving production trading issues, including order exceptions, liquidity issues, corporate actions, and other trading-related operational problems
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Participate in the design and optimization of trading risk controls to ensure stable strategy performance across different markets
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Collaborate closely with research and engineering teams to drive stable strategy deployment from research to production
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Capture and systematize trading experience into reusable frameworks and best practices for execution and market rollout
Qualifications:
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Extensive hands-on experience in live trading or production trading support within US or APAC markets, with deep understanding of at least one market’s trading rules, market structure, and execution details
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Experience participating in 0-to-1 market or trading system rollout projects, with the ability to identify critical paths and avoid common pitfalls based on prior experience rather than trial-and-error
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Strong understanding of real-world trading constraints, including order restrictions, liquidity, transaction costs, borrow / locate mechanics, and other execution-related considerations
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Strong Python and C++ programming skills, with the ability to read, modify, and debug production trading system code, and support issue investigation and troubleshooting in live trading environments
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Strong communication skills with the ability to work effectively in both Chinese and English environments