2 Linux Systems Engineer Jobs in London

Linux Systems Engineer – Market Maker – London – Unix – Linux. Miller Maxwell is working with an expanding Electronic Trading organisation expanding the European operations in London. They are technically dynamic, highly profitable and renowned for their significant investment in technology. The Linux Systems Engineer will support … Front Office Trading, Exchange Connectivity, Low-Latency connectivity, and trade monitoring systems used across the business. The Linux Systems Engineer can expect to: Work with a dynamic technology stack including Build and maintain Linux server environments Support high-frequency trading systems Configure, deploy and … upgrade Linux Servers Work directly with High Frequency Traders Be involved in configuration, testing, installation and trade monitor tools Write automation scripts to automate administration tasks In return the Linux Systems Engineer should have: Excellent Unix – Linux support and engineering experience Experience of an enterprise more »

Job Title: Senior Linux Engineer Do you want to work for one of the largest global hedge funds? This hands-on role involves crafting and maintaining high-performance trading and research infrastructure, offering an opportunity to thrive in an inclusive, collaborative, and stimulating environment. What You'll Do … will span various domains, including operating system platforms, software development tooling, high-performance computing, networking, and storage for research and trading. Focusing primarily on Linux-based systems, you'll engage in diverse technology initiatives such as workload scheduling, fleet management, clustered file system operations, software development life cycle … low-latency applications, and data mining analysis. Who We're Looking For: A degree in computer science or equivalent technical discipline Profound expertise in Linux-based operating systems and associated configuration management tools is essential. Mastery in Python development is mandatory, while familiarity with Rust, C, and Go more »