Bloomberg AIM (Asset and Investment Manager) is a buy-side trading platform used by the biggest players in finance. Their platform is a one-stop-shop that enables everything from idea generation to trade execution and post-trade operations. It’s a huge system – built by more than 200 engineers – used to manage trillions of dollars each day. They’re the market-leading platform, and Bloomberg continues to invest in their growth as a product and engineering team – that’s where you come in!
In London, their engineering teams own the trade processing stack. They manage the creation and life-cycle of every trade flowing through their system. They are tackling the problems associated with large distributed systems like latency and scaling, balanced with the need for reliability and accuracy required for a business-critical system. This year, they have multiple projects focused on keeping their clients ahead of the competition – ranging from using linear programming to find the optimal distribution of assets across clients to consolidating and migrating their current trade creation flows onto their new high-performance infrastructure. Solving problems on this scale is hard so they’re always looking for fresh ideas and new technologies to leverage.
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They have a lot of opportunities to choose from in Engineering, and it is important to them that your skills and experience align best with the team you are interviewing with. To help ensure you are placed on the right team, your application will be considered for all of their current vacancies in Engineering at the first stage of the interview process.
