At a Glance
- Tasks: Provide top-notch support for real-time market data issues and collaborate with IT teams.
- Company: Join a dynamic team focused on innovative market data solutions.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, flexible work environment, and opportunities for professional growth.
- Other info: Great chance to develop best practices and enhance your technical skills.
- Why this job: Be the go-to person for market data challenges and make a real impact.
- Qualifications: 3+ years in application support, strong Unix/Linux skills, and network troubleshooting experience.
The predicted salary is between 63000 - 77000 $ per year.
Job Summary
This role is for a Level 2/3 Application Support professional within the Real‑time Market Data team.
The primary responsibility is to provide assistance and escalations to end‑users, other IT groups, and third‑party vendors for market data‑related issues and requests.
The successful candidate will act as the primary interface for the Market Data group, taking ownership of all real‑time operations issues, managing multiple activities simultaneously, and resolving issues with minimal escalation to Level 3.
This position requires strong analytical skills to support Market Data services, build relationships with service personnel, act as a technical point of contact for external vendors, and maintain the operational call queue according to Service Level Agreements.
The role also involves contributing to the development and implementation of best practices, procedures, and documentation, including creating run‑books for new team members.
Key Responsibilities
- Act as the primary interface for all issues and requests directed to the Market Data group.
- Be accountable for all real‑time Market Data operations issues, demonstrating ownership and proactivity.
- Manage multiple activities simultaneously.
- Provide Level 2 hands‑on support, resolving issues independently with minimal escalation to Level 3.
- Offer technical support for all Market Data services within the environment, performing analysis to resolve or escalate issues.
- Develop strong relationships with other service personnel for efficient issue resolution.
- Serve as the technical point of contact for external vendors providing products and services.
- Maintain the Operational Call Queue, ensuring professional and efficient handling of calls per Service Level Agreements.
- Work within a team environment to develop and implement best practices and procedures for high‑quality service.
- Establish and document procedures detailing group roles, responsibilities, escalation paths, and primary functions.
- Develop clear and accurate documentation reflecting the current environment and create run‑books for self‑training of new team members.
- Required Qualifications
- At least 3+ years of experience in a Level 2/3 Application Support role.
- At least 2+ years of experience with Unix/Linux operating platforms.
- Strong Unix shell scripting skills.
- Knowledge of Unix surveillance and troubleshooting tools (e. g., netstat, mpstat) and file search facilities (e. g., grep, awk).
- Familiarity with Unix system administration and security.
- Experience with Network and real‑time messaging technologies including Multicast, TCP/IP, UDP, SNMP, and client‑developed data distribution platforms.
- Good network diagnostic skills.
- Preferred Qualifications
- Perl programming experience.
- Knowledge of Refinitiv (Reuters) and Exegy vendor systems.
- Knowledge of Perl and Python programming languages.
- Knowledge of SQL.
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