Sanderson
eFX Software Engineer
SandersonUnited Kingdom5 hours ago
Full-timeRemote FriendlyInformation Technology, Finance

eFX Software Engineer


Hybrid (UK – Bristol, London, or Manchester)


Up to £160,000 + Pension/Bonus


Join a leading financial technology and trading organisation driving innovation in electronic markets. As an eFX Software Engineer, you’ll design and deliver high-performance, low-latency trading solutions that underpin mission-critical systems. This role offers the chance to work on cutting-edge technology where speed, scalability, and resilience are key.

About the Role


  • Lead the design and development of secure, high-performance eFX systems
  • Define and evolve Java patterns and techniques optimised for ultra-low latency (<40μs)
  • Architect fault-tolerant, scalable trading systems
  • Influence technical strategy, architecture, and product roadmaps
  • Collaborate with multiple teams to deliver best-in-class E-trading platforms
  • Ensure all solutions meet security, compliance, and performance standards


What You’ll Bring


  • Strong experience in software engineering, architecture, and database design
  • Expert-level Java development, including low-GC and lock-free patterns
  • Proven background in FX trading systems, pricing, and risk management
  • Deep understanding of CPU architecture, cache optimisation, and Linux performance tuning
  • Expertise in networking and messaging (TCP, UDP, Multicast, FIX)
  • Knowledge of quantitative instruments and algorithmic trading
  • Experience implementing controls in automated trading environments
  • Skilled in TDD, automated testing frameworks, CI/CD, and API design
  • Ability to translate complex business needs into scalable technical solutions


Desirable Experience


  • Leadership across multiple feature teams or complex projects
  • Exposure to E-trading and real-time data platforms
  • Experience with low-latency Java frameworks and performance monitoring
  • Strategic input into enterprise or domain architecture

Key Skills

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