oneZero Financial Systems is a global software development company with offices in the USA, UK, Singapore and Australia. Our platform, deployed with over 200 financial entities worldwide, empowers banks, brokerages and hedge funds with cutting edge trading technology. It features a high performance trading environment with real-time integrations to some of the world's leading banks and financial institutions.
We are currently looking for a motivated and talented C++ Software Engineer to join our Canberra Development team. In this role you will work collaboratively with a team of highly experienced developers from around the world on core technologies and critical real-time systems that drive the oneZero platform. A financial background is not required, however you must be able to learn new concepts quickly and apply them to C++ code design and algorithms.
oneZero is proud to have been named one of Business Intelligence Group's Best Places to Work 2021:
https://www.bintelligence.com/blog/2021/3/11/20-companies-named-2021-best-places-to-work
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Additional experience in any of the following will be highly regarded.
Australian Citizens & Permanent Residents may apply
oneZero develops multi-asset class enterprise trading technology for retail brokers, wholesale brokers, banks and liquidity providers. The oneZero platform comprises three components – Hub, EcoSystem and Data Source. Individually, they solve specific organizational challenges. Together, they provide a complete solution for trading technology, distribution and analytics.
oneZero was founded in 2009 by technology experts Andrew Ralich and Jesse Johnson in Cambridge, MA. We have been liquidity neutral and independent ever since. Our technology handles $100B+ ADV, 6M+ transactions/day, and billions of quotes/day. We have 100+ global employees delivering superior results for 200+ customers from development and operations centers in Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and the United Kingdom. oneZero is backed by a top-tier growth private equity firm, Lovell Minnick Partners.