Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2007 13:32:43 -0400 (EDT) From: jobs-sa@hudson-trading.com To: freebsd-jobs@freebsd.org Subject: FreeBSD Admin (New York) Message-ID: <Pine.OSX.4.64.0707021326170.7835@cpe-24-90-130-108.nyc.res.rr.com>
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Hudson River Trading is a small quantitative hedge fund based in lower
Manhattan. Specializing in automated trading, we are at the cutting
edge of the rapidly evolving intersection of computation and finance.
We invite exceptionally talented individuals to join us in helping
define the state of the art. We are currently looking to expand our
systems group and are especially interested in candidates with strong
hardware diagnostic skills and unix experience. If you have experience
with FreeBSD kernel internals and development we may also have a
position opening in our infrastructure group.
For a System Administrator, we are looking for:
- experience in installing and troubleshooting server hardware
(scsi and raid experience preferred)
- experience using/administering unix-based operating systems
(FreeBSD preferred)
- shell/perl programming experience
- network troubleshooting and setup experience
Compensation:
- base compensation will be competitive, with the potential for
outstanding performers to earn a significant bonus.
Start date:
We're looking for someone start as soon as possible.
History:
Hudson River Trading LLC, founded in 2002, is owned and
managed by Jason Carroll, Harvard Computer Science '00; Suhas Daftuar,
Harvard Mathematics '00; and Alex Morcos, MIT Mathematics '97. We
have a very young and relaxed office atmosphere, but expect everyone
to work hard and get projects done quickly. Our strategies need to be
constantly updated and improved, and we're always looking for new
trading ideas.
Applicants should include a cover letter describing qualifications and
position of interest to:
email: jobs-sa@hudson-trading.com, or
fax: 212.479.3979, attention Jobs
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