Software Engineer Intern, Trading

London. Posted 16 days ago

The role

This intern will work on a critical project related to high-performance trading systems. You will design and build components to enhance algorithmic capabilities and add features to existing infrastructure.

What you will do

Collaborate with the Trading team to define project scope, requirements, and milestones
Prepare design documentation
Participate in architectural discussions with team members
Build features in Go to enhance the Order Management System (OMS)
Add analytics and metrics to measure impact of changes
Incorporate feedback and iterate based on team input
Demonstrate project progress through regular demos

Required qualifications

Class of 2028 pursuing a degree in Computer Science or related field
Proficiency in at least one compiled language (e.g., Go, C++, Java)
At least one previous internship involving working on backend systems in a production environment
Knowledge of relational databases (e.g., Postgres)
Detail-oriented, self driven, analytical, and enthusiastic about working on impactful projects
Strong communication skills
Ability to work autonomously as well as a part of a collaborative team environment
Energetic, creative, and a self-starter who can manage tasks autonomously

Nice to have

Past experience with trading systems is a plus

Benefits

Retirement plan contributions
Unlimited Vacation + a PTO bonus of $2000 USD for taking 15 days of vacation, with 5 days being consecutive
Bonus and stock ownership
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Paid parental leave for 20 weeks, after 1 year of service
Global offsites and team outings
A one-time stipend towards at-home office set-up
A wellness credit of $50 accrued monthly
A lunch credit of $25 USD towards lunches for days in-office
Donation matching up to $100 USD annually
Catered lunches on Tuesdays, snacks, and drinks

About the company

Talos provides institutional-grade trading technology for the global digital asset market. It is a globally distributed team with hubs in New York, London, Singapore, and Cyprus.