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      <description>Location: London | Salary: 600.00-600.00 Daily | Type: Contract | Low-Latency Engineer (Java/C++) | London, 3 days onsite | Up to £600/day Inside IR35 | 12-month contract I''m working with a global technology consultancy delivering into a tier-1 investment bank''s ultra-low-latency trading platform. They need three engineers to help build the Real Time market data backbone that feeds their trading desks, where microseconds really do count. What you''ll be doing:  Building and tuning high-throughput, low-latency components in Core Java and C++ Working on Kernel bypass architectures and low-latency networking on Linux Distributing Real Time market data across a large estate of direct exchange feeds Working closely with quant, trading and engineering teams  What they''re looking for:  5+ years in HFT, electronic trading or other ultra-low-latency environments Strong hands-on Core Java and C++ Deep Linux performance tuning and Kernel bypass experience Market data distribution experience (feed handlers, protocols like Refinitiv ETA)</description>
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