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Python SDET – Trading | Singapore

SG15 дн. назад

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Develops Python-based automated test suites for trading systems, tests functionality and latency, and maintains Python production applications for trade data · Needs: 2+ years of Python programming; 2+ years of automation testing; experience with PyTest.

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Core Duties: Test automation & quality assurance Build a strong understanding of trading system functionality (market pricing, trading operations, trade data access, etc.) and use the Python-based test framework to develop automated test suites Design and implement tests for throughput, functionality, data processing, and latency for Trading Components (Order Adapters, Market Data Publishers, Risk Systems, Exchange Connections, and others) Test trading system releases and support release management Support and maintain test environments Integrate tests into a continuous integration system and provide fast feedback on changes that affect development Perform manual testing when needed (e.g., certification, integration testing) Troubleshoot issues and bugs discovered in testing and help determine root cause Investigate production issues and support root cause analysis Python production applications Develop, maintain, and enhance Python production applications such as trade data processing and reconciliation tools Participate in the full software lifecycle for these applications, including design, implementation, deployment, and support Requirements: 2+ years of Python programming experience 2+ years of automation testing experience Experience with testing frameworks for unit and integration testing (PyTest) Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and clear written and verbal communication Solid understanding of software development and testing practices Ability to adapt and learn quickly in a fast-paced environment Preferred: Experience with trading systems Experience developing or maintaining production-facing Python applications Familiarity with FIX protocol and other financial messaging protocols