4 of 4 Low Latency Jobs in Oxford

systems and DevOps engineering experience. Basic qualifications 7–10 years building production backend systems, including 3–5 years in high-scale and/or low-latency environments. Deep expertise in Linux networking data path and kernel-level networking (e.g., XDP, eBPF, dpdk, iptables, nftables) for traffic processing, filtering … from prototype to GA. Collaborative, inclusive culture emphasizing design docs, code reviews, and knowledge sharing. What you'll do Lead architecture and delivery of low-latency backend services for DDoS detection, classification, and mitigation. Define and evolve scalable data/control planes (policy, signaling, telemetry, orchestration) with strong ...

C#/.NET software (operator tools + backend services) Develop control software integrating hardware subsystems (automation, sensors, motion) Focus on performance and reliability (multithreading, low latency) Integrate with industrial systems via EtherCAT/OPC UA/Modbus (or similar) Support testing, commissioning/deployment, and write key technical … stack" of a machine: High-level: Modern UI/UX with C# and WPF. Mid-level: Industrial protocols like EtherCAT, OPC UA, and Modbus. Low-level: Real-time embedded control (C/C++). If you have the relevant experience and are looking for your next challenge, please apply ...

system. Flexible setup: Remote across the EU, with optional co-working in London or Barcelona. What you'll do Obsessive about latency, you think in milliseconds, optimise for concurrency, and understand the trade-offs between speed, cost, and model performance. Design, implement, and productionise multi-agent LLM systems that … reason, plan, and coordinate. Develop FastAPI-based microservices optimised for low latency and high reliability. Engineer and evaluate RAG pipelines: hybrid retrieval, re-ranking, grounding, and context validation. Integrate real-time voice interfaces (STT/TTS, WebRTC, LiveKit) into intelligent conversational flows. Instrument and evaluate system performance using ...

hiring C++ engineers to help build what they (and their clients) genuinely believe is the most advanced trading engine in crypto. It's low latency, ML integrated, and already live with some of the biggest institutional players in the space. No legacy, no noise, no middle layers, just ...