Machine Learning Engineer

Senior QA Engineer (Automation + AI-Native) 

• 5+ years in automation-heavy QA roles

• Strong coding skills (Java / Python / JavaScript)

• Building automation frameworks — not just maintaining them

• API testing and backend validation

• Writing integration and concurrency tests

• CI/CD integration (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI, etc.)

• SQL and data validation

• Understanding race conditions, retries, idempotency, and async systems

Qualifications required:

• 5+ Years of relevant experience

• B.E / B.Tech (CS/IT) from a reputed institute

As a C++ developer working in front office electronic trading, your role involves developing and maintaining software solutions for trading systems used in financial markets. Here are some key aspects of your responsibilities:

C++ Programming: Mastery of the C++ programming language is essential, as most trading systems are built using C++ due to its performance and efficiency.

Electronic Trading Systems: You'll work with electronic trading systems that execute trades automatically based on predefined algorithms or user instructions. Understanding order execution, order management, and market data processing is crucial.

Multithreading: Multithreading is vital in electronic trading systems to handle concurrent tasks efficiently. You'll need to design, implement, and debug multithreaded applications to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

Low-Latency Systems: Electronic trading often requires low-latency systems to execute trades swiftly. You'll optimize code and algorithms to minimize latency and ensure timely order execution.

Algorithmic Trading: Knowledge of algorithmic trading strategies and implementing them in software is advantageous. This includes understanding mathematical models, statistical analysis, and risk management.

Networking: Understanding network protocols and communication is necessary for connecting trading systems to exchanges, brokers, and other financial institutions. This involves working with TCP/IP, UDP, and messaging protocols like FIX (Financial Information Exchange).

Risk Management: You'll implement risk controls and safeguards in trading systems to prevent erroneous trades or mitigate risks associated with market volatility.

Testing and Debugging: Thorough testing and debugging are crucial to ensure the reliability and stability of trading systems. You'll write automated tests, perform manual testing, and debug issues to maintain system integrity.

Performance Optimization: Continuously optimizing the performance of trading systems is essential to handle increasing trading volumes and maintain competitiveness. This involves profiling code, identifying bottlenecks, and applying optimizations.

Regulatory Compliance: Adhering to regulatory requirements and standards in the financial industry is critical. You'll ensure that trading systems comply with regulations such as MiFID II, Dodd-Frank, and others applicable to electronic trading.

Collaboration: Working closely with traders, quants, risk managers, and other stakeholders to understand requirements and implement solutions that meet business needs.

Documentation: Maintaining clear and comprehensive documentation for code, algorithms, and system architecture is important for knowledge sharing and compliance purposes.

Overall, being a C++ developer in front office electronic trading requires a strong technical foundation, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced and demanding environment.

• Excellent communication skills and approach skills
• Customer pitch and conversion skills 
• Arrange a meeting with the designer for a requirements discussion
• Onboard clients & hand it over to the designer to start the design process
• Handle escalations if any 

About the role

In Loop, we work in super small teams, in very high velocity.

You will be part of such a team, and work day to day with all the team at Loop, plus the founders.

As a generalist, you can wear many hats, and will function across business units.

• Customer Success: You'll work directly with customers, and make sure that we are building what users want
• Sales: Speak with customers directly, in a pre-sale fashion. Maintain communications and optimise our CRM
• Must-haves: Engineering Background is a plus.

Must haves.

• Must have done this before, or be willing to learn fast.
• Must be fast. We operate at 200mph, and so do you. -Must be relentless. We never stop, so you are even faster than us. -Must have customer driven. We think customers first and so should you. -Must be driven and go above and beyond. -Must be able to explain and communicate clearly. -Must be prepared to challenge us and disagree. We are thinking and acting as a team. -Must be able to work autonomously. -Must want to work hard. -Last but not least, you are genuinely a nice person.

Big plus You are a founder before

Founders

The team is made of Staff engineers, Senior Managers with a combined 25+ years of experience in Google, Uber, Flipkart and ShareChat.

Sundar is an IITM CS Graduate. Previously, he built Traffic Models, Driver positioning algos that power ETAs for Uber, led teams that built the RecSys for Moj(Indian equivalent of TikTok with >100M users), and represented India in ACM ICPC World Finals.

Anand is a Bits Pilani CS Graduate. Previously he has worn hats including building the first supply chain management of Flipkart in 2012 and being in the first 100 eng, running a FinTech startup for 1.5 years, managing large teams eng at Uber and building the pickup experience for Uber.

Vinod is a Bits Pilani EE Graduate. Previously he was a senior manager at Google managing data science,analytics and operations functions for products across several verticals like assitant,search, trust.

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