Jefferies
VP, KDB Developer (Real Time Analytics)
New York, NY, United States · Vp
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 8 days ago
About the role
- Overview The Equities Data & Analytics Team is seeking an experienced Kdb+/Q Engineer to design, build, and enhance real-time analytics platforms supporting electronic trading and market data workflows. This role focuses on developing and maintaining low-latency data infrastructure, processing real-time ticker data alongside large-scale historical datasets,
- and delivering high-performance analytics solutions used by trading, quantitative, and risk teams. The successful candidate will operate in a fast-paced environment, partnering closely with traders, quants, developers, QA, and production support teams to create scalable, reliable, and secure data systems. Key Responsibilities Real-Time Data & Analytics
Responsibilities
- Real-Time Data & Analytics Engineering - Design and develop low-latency kdb+/q systems to ingest, process, and analyze real-time market data, ticker data, and order/execution flows - Build and optimize streaming analytics pipelines to support intraday monitoring and analytics use cases - Develop ef...
- Overview The Equities Data & Analytics Team is seeking an experienced Kdb+/Q Engineer to design, build, and enhance real-time analytics platforms supporting electronic trading and market data workflows.
- This role focuses on developing and maintaining low-latency data infrastructure, processing real-time ticker data alongside large-scale historical datasets, and delivering high-performance analytics solutions used by trading, quantitative, and risk teams.
- The successful candidate will operate in a fast-paced environment, partnering closely with traders, quants, developers, QA, and production support teams to create scalable, reliable, and secure data systems.
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