Quantitative C++ Developer (f/m/d)

Frankfurt am Main

Your career at Deutsche Börse Group

Your area of work

Deutsche Börse´s Market Data + Services (MD+S) business supports capital market participants in their digital transformation. It provides Data Services to members of the financial community worldwide. MD+S is the home of all relevant data from Deutsche Börse’s trading platforms like Xetra or Eurex, as well as renowned index-brands DAX and STOXX. The Data Services department develops, maintains, and markets all of Deutsche Börse’s data, amongst them the proprietary market data of Deutsche Börse and its cooperation partners. In addition, we provide a leading set of analytics and sophisticated metrics for both investment and trading strategies applying modern statistical methods, big data analytics and machine learning. Our clients are the leading financial organizations worldwide, amongst them the leading investment banks, hedge funds and specialist providers of financial information.

The Quantitative Analytics team is responsible for Deutsche Börse’s suite of analytics products such as the Eurex & Xetra HHI, Flows, and Open Interest as well as the A7 Analytics Platform. As quantitative developer (f/m/d) you will be responsible for integrating additional proprietary data sources into the A7 analytics platform’s C++ backend. To maximize collaboration within the team, this role requires at least three day per week on site in Deutsche Börse’s headquarter in Eschborn.

Your responsibilities

• We have all the data, you bring the ideas, skills, and initiative to use it to increase trust in and transparency & efficiency of our markets.
• Integrate new data sources, develop new features, design new APIs, improve usability, performance, and reliability of the A7 analytics platform.
• Support A7 customers with their research and use cases.
• Build secure data pipelines between Deutsche Börse’s internal data sources and A7.

Your profile

• You have completed your university degree in a STEM field.
• You have 1-3 years of experience working with legacy C++ (98-23) codebases in an enterprise setting.
• You have experience with market data; ideally (real-time) level-3 order book data.
• You are familiar with setting up data pipelines in the cloud (GCP, k8s, docker).
• You are familiar with the following common tools: git, JIRA, github, cmake.
• Linux (RH) platform.
• Desirable: python, SQL, TypeScript.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English.

Why Deutsche Börse Group?

We are committed to providing a work environment where everyone feels welcome and can reach their full potential. Our standards go far beyond simply matching candidates with the right position.

Mobility

We enable you to move freely with our job tickets, job (e-)bikes and free parking opportunities.

Work environment

Collaboration, communication, or deep focus – in our modern office buildings you will find the perfect work environment. Free drinks and food and meal allowances included.

Health and wellbeing

We care for your health and wellbeing and besides various health promotion measures we offer you a group accident insurance and additional insurance offers at discounted rates.

Financial stability

We provide financial stability by offering attractive salaries, company pension schemes, participation in our Group Share Plan, as well as bonuses, subsidies and discounts.

Hybrid work

Collaborate and exchange on-site or work remotely several days a week in line with business needs and local regulations. Our hybrid working model combines the best of both worlds.

Flexible working hours

We want your job to fit your life situation and offer flexible working time models, childcare allowance, or the possibility to study alongside your job.

Internationality

Our market infrastructures are globally connected. Working with us means collaborating with like-minded colleagues across over 60 locations from more than 100 nations.

Development

We promote individual development by offering internal development programmes, mentoring, further education and training budgets.