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IMC

Graduate Hardware Engineer

Chicago, United StatesFrom $200kentryAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Join IMC as a Graduate Hardware Engineer, where you'll work on innovative hardware solutions in the trading technology space. Collaborate with a dynamic team to enhance your engineering skills while contributing to complex projects from ideation to production.

What you'll do

  • Learn about trading, system design, and algorithm complexity
  • Work with software and advanced hardware technologies
  • Develop hardware designs and conduct tests
  • Lead projects from conception to implementation
  • Implement low-latency techniques in trading systems
  • Build relationships with technology and trading teams

What they're looking for

  • Pursuing a degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related field
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Knowledge of SystemVerilog, Verilog, or VHDL
  • Familiarity with C++ or Python is a plus
  • Desire to work collaboratively
  • Interest in financial markets

Benefits

  • Base salary of $200,000
  • Discretionary bonuses
  • Paid leave
  • Insurance options
  • Professional development support
  • Dynamic work environment
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IMC

IMC builds trading technology and financial systems powered by software, machine learning, and hardware engineering. The company is hiring interns and graduate-level engineers and researchers across software, machine learning, and hardware disciplines to develop trading algorithms, research strategies, and collaborative technology solutions.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a hardware design project you've completed. What was your role, and how did you approach the problem from ideation to completion?
  • Describe your experience with RTL programming languages like SystemVerilog or Verilog. Can you give an example of a design challenge you solved?