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Global Observability Team Lead at Optiver - ApplyBlast

Global Observability Team Lead

Optiver

5 months ago

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

Optiver is seeking a Head of Observability Platform to lead the strategy, architecture, and adoption of a globally consistent observability platform across its distributed trading environment. The role involves managing a distributed engineering team, defining standards for telemetry and diagnostics, and partnering with stakeholders to improve production reliability and developer experience. This hands-on leadership position focuses on transforming observability into a scalable, reliable platform capability that supports trading systems and operational workflows.

Responsibilities

Set global strategy and architecture for observability platform
Lead and develop globally distributed engineering team
Define observability standards and improve platform reliability

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About Optiver

optiver.com

Headquarters

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1986

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Optiver is a proprietary trading firm and leading global market maker that provides liquidity across listed derivatives, ETFs, equities and other electronic markets. The firm combines quantitative research, algorithmic trading and low‑latency technology to price risk, capture opportunities and help make markets fairer, more transparent and more efficient. Founded in Amsterdam, Optiver operates globally from trading hubs such as Chicago, London, Sydney and Singapore. It hires traders, researchers and engineers who build models and systems that support continuous two‑sided markets for exchanges and institutional counterparties.