Quote from Ash1972:
When you talk about a proper 'degree' for traders, do you mean something like 5 years' practical experience in the markets, or doing an MBA, or studying with a mentor?
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http://www.highfrequencytraders.com/jobs/job/algo-developer-for-fx-high-frequency-trading
Global Investment bank in New York City is seeking an Algo Developer whoâd be involved in the creative design & development of next generation algorithms for FX Trading desk. This role Reports directly to the Head of FX Algo Development, this role involves development of leading edge solutions for FX proprietary algorithmic trading (alpha generation, execution processes, anonymous market makingâ¦)
In this role, you will be exposed to a large spectrum of sophisticated algorithms developed by a tight group of experienced quantitative traders.
Qualifications
· Strong Java and C# or C++ development skills
· A focus on low latency / high frequency real time applications in multi threaded environment
· Highly motivated to work directly with traders
· Proactive and flexible approach to dealing with challenges
· Engaged in creation of innovative processes
· Strong analytical skills
· Strong communication skills
Preferred Qualifications
· MS or PHD degree in Computer Science
· Proven experience in algo-trading development
· Experience in high-performance / low latency development
· Proven ability to deliver front office systems
· Experience in Forex business
Upto 175K base (225k-300k) Total** compensation based on experience level
Client transfers H1-B & sponsors Green card
One of many trading jobs. Trading is a career professional. Not some schmuck trying to learn trading from home using the 3rd party vendors systems.
That is the most ridiculous.