
1 - 10 employees
👥 HR Tech
🎯 Recruiter
☁️ SaaS
HR Tech • Recruitment • SaaS
WhyHireWrong? is a hiring and recruitment platform that appears to provide a web-based portal for employers and applicants to manage projects, applications, and user logins. The site references project listings, an application/login flow for existing users, and is powered by a technology layer (SIGL:IO), indicating a software-first delivery model. Contact details are provided, suggesting a service-oriented offering to connect candidates with roles or help organizations streamline hiring.
🕒 August 18
🌐 United Kingdom, Netherlands, +1 more countries – Remote
💵 £200k - £300k / year
⏳ Contract/Temporary
🟠 Senior
🔙 Backend Engineer
👻 Ghost score 45%
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1 - 10 employees
👥 HR Tech
🎯 Recruiter
☁️ SaaS
HR Tech • Recruitment • SaaS
WhyHireWrong? is a hiring and recruitment platform that appears to provide a web-based portal for employers and applicants to manage projects, applications, and user logins. The site references project listings, an application/login flow for existing users, and is powered by a technology layer (SIGL:IO), indicating a software-first delivery model. Contact details are provided, suggesting a service-oriented offering to connect candidates with roles or help organizations streamline hiring.
• Design, build, and optimize the low-latency hot path for automated/electronic trading in modern C++ • Build and maintain market-data infrastructure, including feed handlers, ticker plants, order-book construction, and normalization • Implement exchange connectivity and FIX-based order flow, including smart-order-routing components • Reduce tick-to-trade latency using lock-free data structures, cache- and NUMA-aware design, and kernel-bypass networking • Profile, measure, and eliminate latency and jitter across the full stack • Translate traders’ and quantitative researchers’ strategy and execution needs into performant, reliable production code • Own components end-to-end, including reliability, observability, and incident response • Work alongside traders and quant researchers at a global trading firm
• ~6+ years of professional C++ engineering in production low-latency systems • Modern C++: C++17 minimum, C++20 preferred • Low-latency experience in traditional financial services, such as proprietary trading firms, market-makers, HFT shops, investment-bank e-trading desks, or systematic hedge funds • Direct market-data, feed-handler, or electronic-trading exposure • Hands-on experience with lock-free programming, multicast, low-level networking, and performance profiling • Comfortable with fully remote work and a 12-month contract structure • Must already hold the right to work in the country of residence; no sponsorship offered • Kernel-bypass (Solarflare/Onload, DPDK) and NUMA/cache-aware design experience preferred • Experience with order books, ticker plants, smart-order routers, and exchange connectivity preferred • Deep tenure in a single demanding low-latency environment preferred
• Fully remote work • Potential conversion to a full-time/permanent role after 12 months by mutual agreement • Human review of AI-assisted recruitment steps • Ability to request an explanation of AI-assisted processing and access to or correction/deletion of personal data
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Senior Software Engineer focusing on AI resilience and security enhancements for Form3's payment platform. Collaborative development of secure and resilient cloud-native systems with a focus on critical software challenges.
🇬🇧 United Kingdom – Remote
💰 Debt Financing on 2022-10
⏳ Contract/Temporary
🟠 Senior
🔙 Backend Engineer
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Lead Java Developer working on complex software applications for a visionary SaaS marketing company. Collaborate with professionals in a dynamic Agile environment.