Associate Linux/Window Engineer
Susquehanna International Group
About the Role
Susquehanna is a global quantitative trading firm that fosters a culture of relentless problem solvers. The Platform Services team is an integral part of the Compute and Storage Platforms (CASP) team, responsible for building and managing over 15,000 servers and 250+ PB of storage. This role offers an opportunity to build an engineering career with Susquehanna.
Opportunities within Platform Services
- Rotate Across Technology Spaces: Partner with senior engineers specializing in Windows, Linux, Virtualization, Storage, and open-source technologies such as Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Ansible, and Grafana.
- Learn and Solve Complex Problems: Engage in building new environments, evaluating and creating new applications, performance tuning, automation, and configuration management.
- Work with Mentors: Be paired with mentors to guide technical growth and understanding of Susquehanna's environment.
- Address Challenging Technical Problems: Troubleshoot application, network, and hardware issues, and test solutions in onsite labs with over 600 physical and virtual servers.
- Engage with Bleeding Edge Technology: Test new hardware and work on emerging platforms for container orchestration and high-performance clustered environments.
Shifts
- The role rotates daily between three shifts: 7:00 am - 4:00 pm (Production Lead), 9:00 am - 6:00 pm, and 11:00 am - 8:00 pm (Late Support).
- One Production Lead and one Late Support per day; the rest of the team works 9:00 am - 6:00 pm.
- Applicants must be willing to work these shifts.
What We're Looking For
- BS degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or a similar technical major.
- Knowledge of computer architecture, OS, and network concepts.
- A passion for technology, learning, and finding creative ways to solve hard problems.
- Strong personal initiative and excellent communication skills.
- Experience with any of the following is a plus: Python, PowerShell, Bash, Linux, Windows, building computer systems or networks.