Developer Internship
Stevens Capital ManagementAdded 1mo ago
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What you'll do
- Build and improve software applications
- Construct systems for handling and examining market and financial information
- Partner with trading and research teams on technical implementations
What they're looking for
- Currently enrolled in a Computer Science or Mathematics program at undergraduate or graduate level
- Background in C++ or Java, or familiarity with Linux systems
- Strong grades and analytical thinking abilities
- Experience with scripting languages or database management systems is beneficial
SCM is committed to a workplace that values and promotes diversity, inclusion and equal employment opportunity by ensuring that all employees are valued, heard, engaged and involved at work and have full opportunities to collaborate, contribute and grow professionally. We're seeking highly motivated students who possess strong technical skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced collaborative environment.
Primary Responsibilities
- Develop new software and enhance existing systems.
- Create tools to process, store and analyze quote, trade and financial data.
- Work closely with our traders, quantitative research analysts, implementation programmers and other groups to provide software solutions.
Requirements
- Pursuing an undergraduate or graduate level degree in Computer Science or Mathematics.
- C++ and/or Java programming knowledge or experience in a Linux environment preferred.
- Excellent academic record.
- Strong problem solving skills.
- Knowledge of shell scripts and other languages including Perl, Bash or CSH is a plus.
- Knowledge of relational databases including Sybase, SQL Server and Oracle is a plus.
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