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C++ Low-Latency Trading Engineer at KPMG - ApplyBlast

C++ Low-Latency Trading Engineer

KPMG

7 days ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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About this role

This role involves building, enhancing, and optimizing low-latency trading systems, market data infrastructure, and electronic execution platforms within a Capital Markets technology team. The engineer will collaborate closely with traders and quantitative analysts to implement trading logic and improve performance across critical trading applications. The position focuses on hands-on development of high-performance C++ applications and exchange connectivity rather than application support or overall platform architecture.

Responsibilities

Develop and optimize low-latency C++ trading applications and market data platforms
Build and maintain exchange connectivity, order gateways, and execution workflows
Collaborate with traders and quantitative analysts to implement trading logic and performance enhancements

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About KPMG

kpmg.com

Headquarters

Canada

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1987

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KPMG International is a global network of professional services firms that provides audit, tax and advisory services to businesses, governments and not‑for‑profits. Its member firms deliver industry‑focused capabilities including financial audit and assurance, tax and legal services, deal advisory, risk and regulatory compliance, and digital transformation and cybersecurity consulting. KPMG helps clients manage risk, improve performance and navigate complex transactions, sustainability goals and technology-driven change. The network combines local market presence with international resources across more than 140 countries.