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Gauntlet

Quant Developer

New York City / San Francisco / Los Angeles / Remote (Remote)full timemidAdded today

About this role

Join a quantitative finance team as a developer building trading systems and financial models. You'll design scalable infrastructure, implement algorithmic strategies, and optimize high-performance systems that drive investment decisions.

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain quantitative trading systems and backtesting frameworks
  • Design scalable, low-latency infrastructure for real-time market data processing
  • Implement mathematical models and algorithms for portfolio optimization
  • Collaborate with quantitative researchers to translate strategies into production code
  • Monitor system performance and optimize for speed and reliability
  • Conduct code reviews and maintain development best practices

What they're looking for

  • C++ or Python for systems development
  • Financial markets knowledge and trading concepts
  • Data structures and algorithmic optimization
  • Distributed systems and concurrent programming
  • SQL and database design
  • Version control and CI/CD practices
  • Linux/Unix environments
  • Strong problem-solving and mathematical foundation
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Gauntlet

Gauntlet builds and maintains scalable cloud and on-premises infrastructure systems designed for reliability, performance, and security. The company is hiring Infrastructure Engineers to design, deploy, and manage its technology stack while working across development and operations teams.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience building low-latency systems—what bottlenecks did you identify and how did you optimize?
  • Describe a time you collaborated with non-engineers (like researchers) to translate complex requirements into code. How did you manage scope?