Trading Infrastructure Specialist - Graduate Programme
Squarepoint Capital is recruiting for Trading Infrastructure Specialist - Graduate Programme in London, Montreal, Hong Kong, New York, Singapore. This listing was last seen on the firm's own job board on August 22, 2026.
A systematic fund with an engineering-heavy intake and a reputation for a long, technical process.
What sets Squarepoint Capital apart: Engineering intake larger than the research intake. Long process with many technical rounds. Broad strategy range across horizons and asset classes.
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The role, as Squarepoint Capital describes it, published on May 5, 2026 and reproduced from their job board:
Trading Infrastructure Specialists play an important role maintaining mission critical trading software and systems in the Squarepoint technology stack.
In this role you will be joining our Trading Infrastructure Support Team on an 18-month rotation programme. During this time, you will be exposed to a wide array of technologies across our Infrastructure estate and be supported by established members of the team.
At the end of the rotation, you will have the tools and knowledge to move into one of our DevOps/Systems teams, or you can opt to stay within Trading Infrastructure Support.
Things you will learn:
You will be enrolled in a structured training programme with a dedicated mentor who will support you throughout your journey here at Squarepoint. Within the first few months you will learn about the tech stacks for our infrastructure teams and gain exposure to our application stack for trading.
You will work alongside our support team to learn how we address user issues, understand our handling standards, and gain the ability to triage and prioritise problems as they come up. You will have the opportunity to work with technologies such as Linux, Kubernetes, high-performance computing (HPC), distributed storage, load balancing, and more.
Towards the end of the programme there will be 1-week rotations within our DevOps and Systems teams so that you can gain hands-on experience within those areas.
Day-to-day responsibilities
Once initial training is complete, a normal day in this role could involve:
Troubleshooting and automation across a wide array of core systems
Engaging with service owners on day-to-day operational issues, triage, manage and resolving incidents