NLLow Latency Engineer
Da VinciAmsterdam
Why this is on the board
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About the role
As a Low Latency Engineer at Da Vinci, you'll work closely with highly skilled traders, quant researchers, and C++ engineers. You will have a direct, immediate, and large-scale effect on the business, by making sure our trading algorithms and architecture are highly competitive in a world where latency is key.
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