C++/Java/Linux developers needed at top NYC ibank

C++/Java/Linux developers needed at top NYC ibank

[Patrick Burke]

An elite ibank in the NYC area is currently looking for an elite server side
programmer, either C++ or Java.   This person would report directly to the
head of Program Trading.  Again, this is a pure business role, not IT.
The group consists of 6 guys, all entrepreneural, mostly coming out of small
OMS shops.

An elite front-office electronic/quantitative trading group is looking for
hardcore, driven C++/Java developers. Ideally, this person will have an
entrepreneurial background, with experience developing highly-transactional,
scalable, fault tolerant trading systems.  The sales/order routing system is
currently being built from scratch.  Once this is finished, it will be a
blackbox oriented trading system.

Minimum Job Requirements:

* Minimum of 3 years relevant programming experience
* Strong proficiency in Java preferred - however, candidates with strong c++
skills will be considered.
* Strong Experience with real-time server-side systems
* Fluent in networks and network protocols
* Experience with both Windows and Unix environments
* Ability to thrive in an energetic, high-paced environment
* Financial services experiences preferable

Patrick Burke
Recruiter
Navistaff
908.273.6960 ext. 102
pb@navistaff.com

For our complete job listing, go to www.BullMarketIT.com

Re: C++/Java/Linux developers needed at top NYC ibank

[David S. Miller]

No job advertisements on this list please.
Thanks.

[OT] Re: C++/Java/Linux developers needed at top NYC ibank

[Timothy Miller]

Especially not ones as cookie-cutter/buzzword-filled/annoying as that 
one was.  Seriously, if you want non-morons to want to work for you, 
you've got to write a more interesting job description, and please stop 
using words like "entrepreneurial" and "elite" when you know the job's 
going to suck.

This just reinforces what I always say about HR staff being out of touch 
with the people they hire.

[Now back to meaningful on-topic discussion]


David S. Miller wrote:
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Re: [OT] Re: C++/Java/Linux developers needed at top NYC ibank

[Timothy Miller]

BTW, I don't know what got into me, but this was a horribly asshole 
thing for me to say, and I hope everyone will accept my humble apologies.


Timothy Miller wrote:
> 
> Especially not ones as cookie-cutter/buzzword-filled/annoying as that 
> one was.  Seriously, if you want non-morons to want to work for you, 
> you've got to write a more interesting job description, and please stop 
> using words like "entrepreneurial" and "elite" when you know the job's 
> going to suck.
> 
> This just reinforces what I always say about HR staff being out of touch 
> with the people they hire.
> 
> [Now back to meaningful on-topic discussion]
> 
> 
> David S. Miller wrote:
> 
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