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Morgan McKinley

About Our Client Our client is a premier software engineering consultancy built to tackle the most complex, mission-critical engineering problems in modern finance. They are currently building next-generation, high-throughput FX trading platforms where microseconds matter. The Role As a Senior Low-Latency Java Engineer, you will design and build commercial-grade, event-sourced microservices for FX pricing, matching, and execution engines from scratch. You will work closely with front-office stakeholders, writing high-performance code and eliminating latency bottlenecks. Essential Requirements

  • Core Java Mastery: Expert-level experience in Core Java (Java 17+) writing high-availability, fault-tolerant distributed systems.
  • Low-Latency & Event-Driven Systems: Proven track record with event-driven architectures (e.g., Sequencers, CQRS, Command Sourcing) in electronic or algorithmic trading environments.
  • Mechanical Sympathy: Hands-on experience writing low-latency, zero-GC/zero-allocation code and tuning performance in Linux environments.
  • Trading Infrastructure Experience: Solid domain experience building order gateways, exchange connectivity, or market data systems. Bonus Points
  • Aeron: Experience with Aeron, Aeron Cluster, or OpenHFT/Chronicle stack.
  • FX / CFD Domain: Deep understanding of FX market microstructure or CFD platforms.
  • Modern Messaging & APIs: Experience with Vert.x, WebSockets, REST, or binary protocols (FIX/SBE).
  • Cloud & DevOps: Familiarity with AWS, Docker, Grafana, or Jenkins. If you are an experienced Java Engineer with low-latency trading expertise, apply now to discuss the role!

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