3Red Partners
C++ Developer
Chicago/Miami/New York City
Sponsorship not specified$150k-$250kDetected 4 days ago
C++Data StructuresGitLinuxHRISResearchCommunicationProblem Solving
About the role
- Our team has extensive, global experience in a wide variety of asset classes, risk management, and leading trading technologies.
- Our casual dress code, weekly lunches, and team events foster a welcoming and collaborative workplace culture.
Responsibilities
- Implement, test, and deploy trading system features and tools according to business needs
- 3Red Partners does not accept unsolicited resumes from 3rd party vendors.
- At our Chicago headquarters, we enhance the workday with fully stocked pantries offering snacks and drinks, a Zen Room for relaxation, and an environment designed to support productivity and well-being.
Requirements
- A Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD degree with an emphasis in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field with more than 2 years of relevant work experience
Skills
- Experience with coding languages, specifically, C++ (data structures)
- Knowledge of third-party libraries (i.e. STL and Boost), linux environments, git
- Exceptional problem solving, written, and verbal communication skills
- The C++ Developer will have the opportunity to work in one of our offices focusing on all aspects of our high-frequency trading system.
Compensation
- In addition to a base salary, we offer performance-based bonuses, reflecting our commitment to rewarding excellence.
- The expected base salary range for this position is $150,000 to $250,000, depending on qualifications, experience, and skills.
Benefits
- 3Red offers a competitive compensation and benefits package.
- We also provide comprehensive health benefits, a 401k plan, commuter and wellness reimbursements, as well as several learning and development perks.
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