Trading Systems Developer – C#
A back-end C# role in the Options Technology team, a newly created post as Susquehanna builds up in Asia-Pacific. You design and ship trading systems alongside technologists, traders and quants.
What you’d work on
Our reading of the posting: what a new hire in this role would most likely spend their first months on.
- Build and maintain back-end services behind options trading
- Take features from requirements through to production release
- Profile and tune multi-threaded code for speed
- Connect pricing and risk components to trader tools
What they ask for
Required
- Strong C#
- Object-oriented design
- Multi-threading and performance profiling
- Back-end development
- Technical bachelor's degree or higher
- Interest in options, risk or trading systems
Preferred
- Options, pricing and Greeks knowledge
- Microservices and cloud tooling
- gRPC and Protobuf
- Docker and Kubernetes
- Education
- Bachelor's degree or higher in a technical or related discipline
- Experience
- Experienced developer; the JD does not give a year count
- Languages and tools
- Markets
- options
How to prepare
- Build a multi-threaded order-book or pricing service in C# and profile it
- Learn options basics: payoffs, Greeks and risk
- Practise concurrency patterns and lock-free queues
- Containerise a small service with Docker and expose it over gRPC
What to study
- Derivatives Pricing and Computational Finance
- Trading Systems and Low-Latency Infrastructure
- Financial Instruments, Markets and Conventions
- Professional Quant Practice
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SelfMadeQuant wrote this summary from the employer’s public posting, last checked 6 November 2026. SelfMadeQuant isn’t affiliated with Susquehanna International Group (SIG) and doesn’t handle applications.