Develop and maintain .NET Core trading systems for Linux with service-oriented architecture and multi-threaded processing. Implement async, lock-free structures and distributed systems, write unit and integration tests, optimize SQL queries, design data structures and algorithms, and work with communication protocols (SignalR, gRPC, HTTP). Use PostgreSQL, Docker, and AWS in the deployment stack.
This is a remote position.
International company ALTTRIX is a fin-tech developer and liquidity provider for brokerage companies, banks and investment funds. We are not engaged in brokerage activities, but offer turnkey solutions for other companies around the world. Having occupied its niche in the market since 2009, the company has successfully taken a leading position in its field of activity, and therefore it is constantly growing and expanding.
Requirements
What will you be working with:
Trading systems based on .Net Core for Linux
With a service organization
A multi-threaded processing
Requirement
Experience in writing unit and integration tests (NUnit, XUnit, MSTest)
Knowledge of SQL and ability to optimize queries
Knowledge of data storage structures and algorithms for working with them
Education in applied mathematics or information systems
- Possession of analytical skills and technical literacy
5+ years of C # development experience
Excellent knowledge of ASP.Net Core
Development experience using the following concepts: asynchrony, lock-free structures, Multi-threading and distributed systems
- Experience with various communication protocols
Technologies used:
- C # / ASP.NET Core
- PostgreSQL / and other databases
- HTTP (S) / SignalR / gRPC
- Protobuf / JSON / XML / NATS
- Docker / AWS.
Benefits
- Attractive Competitive Salary and bonuses. Compensation will be determined based on education and experience.
- Full medical and dental benefits coverage
- 401k Contribution
- Paid Vacations
- Work from home for the year 2022
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