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Belvedere Trading

Engineer- Data Visualization Platform

Chicago, Illinois$150k–$200kfull-timemidAdded today

About this role

Belvedere Trading seeks an Engineer to design and maintain a data visualization platform that enables traders and technologists to access insights through dashboards, notebooks, and interactive visualizations. You'll build Python-based best practices for data access, support adoption across teams, and evaluate emerging tools while managing cost and reliability.

What you'll do

  • Design and maintain the data visualization platform and supporting tools
  • Develop Python best practices for data access in notebooks, dashboards, and visualizations
  • Build and optimize interactive dashboards and reporting applications using tools like Looker, BigQuery, and Plotly Dash
  • Support data visualization initiatives across trading and technology teams
  • Oversee platform cost, reliability, and performance while removing adoption obstacles
  • Evaluate and implement new visualization and data access technologies

What they're looking for

  • Python development
  • Data visualization (Plotly Dash, Looker)
  • Interactive dashboard development
  • BigQuery and cloud data warehousing
  • Jupyter Notebooks
  • Complex dataset handling and optimization
  • Business logic and algorithm implementation
  • Cross-functional collaboration
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Belvedere Trading

Belvedere Trading builds high-frequency options market-making systems powered by custom FPGA solutions and proprietary trading technology. The company is hiring FPGA Engineers and other technical roles to design and optimize complex systems for algorithmic trading.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience building interactive dashboards and reporting applications—what tools did you use and what challenges did you overcome?
  • How do you approach designing data access patterns in Python to support both real-time dashboards and exploratory notebooks?
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