Low-Latency Engineer at Jane Street | New York | Rezi

Low-Latency Engineer at Jane Street

Low-Latency Engineer

Jane Street · New York

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Low-Latency Engineer

Jane Street · New York

7 hours ago
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About the Role

We are seeking a Software Engineer to design and optimize fast-trading systems, working closely with quantitative researchers and developers. The role focuses on high-performance, low-latency systems, primarily built in OCaml with some C and C++.

Responsibilities

  • Design and optimize fast-trading systems.
  • Work closely with quantitative researchers and developers.
  • Understand, interpret, and improve application performance using hardware performance counters and profiling tools.
  • Address performance challenges in languages with managed runtimes.

Requirements

  • Experience with low-level systems programming and optimization.
  • Experience with network applications requiring extremely low latency and high throughput.
  • Ability to understand, interpret, and improve application performance through hardware performance counters and other profiling tools.
  • Thorough understanding of modern computer architecture (e.g., x86 AMD and Intel cache hierarchies).
  • Some experience with fast-packet processing in user space and common kernel-bypass implementations (e.g., Solarflare OpenOnload/TCPDirect/ef_vi, Exablaze, InfiniBand verbs, DPDK) is ideal.
  • Experience working around the performance challenges of languages with a managed runtime (such as Java or C#) is a plus.
  • Familiarity with a typed functional language is a plus.

Skills

  • Low-level systems programming
  • Optimization
  • Network applications
  • Low latency
  • High throughput
  • Application performance analysis
  • Hardware performance counters
  • Profiling tools
  • Modern computer architecture
  • x86 AMD and Intel cache hierarchies
  • Fast-packet processing
  • Kernel-bypass implementations
  • Managed runtime performance challenges
  • Typed functional languages

About the Company

  • We build systems primarily in OCaml with only small amounts of C and C++.