Software Engineer - Frontend Trading Application (C#/.NET)
Virtu Financial is a global financial services firm and market maker providing liquidity, execution services, analytics, and trading technology across multiple asset classes.
About Virtu Financial, Inc.
Virtu Financial, Inc. leverages market-structure expertise and technology to provide liquidity and transparent trading solutions across equities, ETFs, foreign exchange, futures, fixed income, cryptocurrency, and commodities. Its offerings include market making, execution services, liquidity sourcing, multi-asset analytics, data products, compliance tools, and broker-neutral workflow technology.
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Candidate Availability
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About the Role
You will develop and scale high-performance C# software components and desktop user interfaces for a multi-asset execution management system. You will evaluate technologies, design next-generation features, collaborate across teams, and manage multiple concurrent projects while adapting to changing priorities.
Requirements
- Bachelor's or Master's degree with 2+ years of experience
- Experience delivering multi-threaded, high-performance user interfaces in C#
- Strong understanding of core C# .NET for GUI and server-side development
- Experience with desktop-based applications
- Knowledge of multi-asset classes, market structure, and trading systems is a plus
- Experience with .NET memory and performance profiling technology
- Proficiency in object-oriented programming and advanced programming languages, especially Java or WPF
- Experience with unit testing
- Passion for technical excellence
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Responsibilities
- Scale C# software components and end-user experiences through Agile development methods
- Evaluate and recommend new technologies and optimal designs for next-generation features
- Communicate effectively across teams
- Handle multiple concurrent projects and adapt to changing priorities
