Core / Low-Latency Software Engineer
Own the path an order takes from decision to venue, and the measurements of how long it took.
Mansa Strategies
Careers/03 of 07/7 positions
Technology is the other half of the edge.
Low-latency trading systems, market-data handlers, order management, execution engines, risk systems and research platforms. Systems programming, networking, operating-system internals, concurrency and performance.
Peer firms often standardise on OCaml or C++ and custom hardware. We start on TypeScript and Bun, and we introduce C++ where measurement requires it — not where fashion does. A rewrite without the profile that justified it has not been justified.
A research result that cannot run is not a result. Half the firm’s edge lives in this category.
Own the path an order takes from decision to venue, and the measurements of how long it took.
Sit between research and production and make sure the thing that runs is the thing that was tested.
Own the machines, the network path to venues, and the reliability nobody notices until it is missing.
Make production legible: what it is doing, what it is about to do, and what it did unattended.
Establish whether programmable hardware belongs in this firm's path, and build it if measurement says yes.
The furthest end of the latency argument. Open because the taxonomy is honest, not because silicon is funded.
Own the path between our machines and the venues, and know what every millisecond of it is spent on.