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Greenlight Trading (Chicago, ???) We're one of the many, many HFT startups in Chicago; on the developer side, we're looking for C/C++ people with significant n
by radikalus 13y ago
Greenlight Trading (Chicago, ???)
We're one of the many, many HFT startups in Chicago; on the developer side, we're looking for C/C++ people with significant networking expertise or those with hardware experience.
We're also in the market for individuals with general HPC/networking expertise on the IT side of things.
Drop me an email if you're interested: green at glt-llc.com
- zerr 13y agoBefore posting again, maybe it is better to reply to people who applied for your previous posting? This is not a generic dumb job board, if you get emails from HN people, please, take a time and reply to all of them.
- radikalus 13y agoDid I miss a reply to someone? I apologize if I did, don't hesitate to re-email me; it's not my intent to just cherry pick a few attractive CVs.
- zura 13y agoThanks. Btw, what's that ??? after Chicago? You mean you might be open for remote (overseas) candidates?
- radikalus 13y agoSure -- we've got other stuff going on in Asia, but we try to keep it on the down low. (Think Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul, etc) As for fully remote, we don't have any full-time employees currently working remotely, but we do have some people that do projects off-site, so depending on the role, it's a possibility. Generally, for developers, I think remote is pretty hard to make work in this industry, but I'm open to being wrong. On the quant side, it's a bit easier assuming you all work on the same stack.
- zerr 13y agoYes :) Will resend, but could you please clarify about REM0TE employment?