Programmer needed: Experience with HFT and Co-locationserver installation/integration

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We are looking for seasoned programmer who has experience writing a HFT strategy in C# to an open source API. Must have experience in dealing with co-location server installation and integration. Preferably located on the east coast.
 
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We are looking for seasoned programmer who has experience writing a HFT strategy in C# to an open source API. Must have experience in dealing with co-location server installation and integration. Preferably located on the east coast.
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Doesn't make sense to write HFT infrastructure in C#. Why not C++? Good code in C++ is much faster than anything in C#.
 
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Doesn't make sense to write HFT infrastructure in C#. Why not C++? Good code in C++ is much faster than anything in C#.
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There's already a thread for this discussion. If I knew C# I'd give the man what he wants.
 
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There's already a thread for this discussion. If I knew C# I'd give the man what he wants.
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I am surprised that this is debatable. At least for HFT, I don't think C# stands a chance against C++. Can you please point me to that thread you talking about. Maybe I will learn something I am not able to see. Thanks.
 
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I am surprised that this is debatable. At least for HFT, I don't think C# stands a chance against C++. Can you please point me to that thread you talking about. Maybe I will learn something I am not able to see. Thanks.
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It's pointless and you won't learn a thing. It's the kind of thread where everyone argues how the one they use is clearly the best and all others suck.
 
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It's pointless and you won't learn a thing. It's the kind of thread where everyone argues how the one they use is clearly the best and all others suck.
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At least the OP learnt something from this thread and posted a new thread calling for C++ skills. :D
 
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