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Software Engineer - Build Platform at Optiver - ApplyBlast

Software Engineer - Build Platform

Optiver

2 months ago

London, England, United Kingdom

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Software Engineer - Build Platform role at Optiver focuses on improving the development lifecycle by designing and operating modern build systems and platforms. This position involves enhancing developer productivity, optimizing build performance, and creating scalable CI/CD pipelines to accelerate software delivery. The engineer will collaborate with global teams to shape the future of how software is built, tested, and delivered.

Responsibilities

Design and roll out modern C++ build systems to accelerate build times and improve reliability
Develop common build libraries, reusable CI/CD pipelines, and container images across the company
Improve build performance at scale through incremental execution, caching, and dependency analysis

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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.