Senior .NET Developer

Phoenix Vanguard, Inc.
United States
1 day ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Expert
Experience required
6 years minimum
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

.NET Framework Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) Apache HTTP Server C Sharp (Programming Language) Code Generation Databases Memory Management Protocol Buffers Python (Programming Language) Service Layer

Job description

We are staffing developers to help a large hedge fund replace a commercial tick database (OneTick) with kdb+ for real-time market data and Apache Iceberg for end-of-day history. A Python service layer, exposed over gRPC and Arrow Flight, will sit in front of both stores. The fund’s existing .NET wrapper stays as the client-facing interface and is re-backed by the new services.

The work runs in parallel with the current system: build the new stack, reconcile it against OneTick, then cut consumers over one at a time. This developer will own the .NET side of the migration, working alongside our architect and the client’s engineering team.

Requirements

  • 6+ years of C# and modern .NET (6 or later).
  • Production experience with gRPC in .NET (Grpc.Net.Client, protobuf code generation, streaming calls).
  • Hands-on use of Apache Arrow in .NET (Apache.Arrow package) or another columnar data format.
  • Strong handling of high-volume data: memory allocation, Span/Memory, streaming, async.
  • Care with timestamp precision, time zones and numeric types.
  1. Nice to have:
  • Arrow Flight in any language.
  • kdb+ C# client experience (csharpkdb, qSharp) or basic q.
  • Prior work wrapping a market data or tick database API (OneTick, kdb+, Bloomberg, Refinitiv).
  1. QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
  2. Work Experience:
  • Market data work at a hedge fund, bank, broker or trading technology vendor.
  • Familiarity with trades, quotes, order books, symbology, corporate actions and exchange calendars.
  • Understanding of the difference between exchange, vendor and capture timestamps, and why it matters.
  • Any of: equities, options, futures, FX or fixed income data.

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