Team Leader - Electronic Trading Technology Support, Enterprise Services - Financial Solutions
Location: London
Business Area: Sales and Client Service
Ref #: 10043059
Who We Are:
In capital markets, buy-side and sell-side professionals strive to achieve automation across multiple asset classes by building strong and secure connections to Bloomberg. Our Enterprise Technology team is responsible for ensuring the implementation, stability, and reliability of the connection network which supports virtually all Bloomberg Enterprise products. We are seeking an experienced and dynamic Team Leader to manage the production support and integration oversight of Electronic Trading systems within Enterprise Technology. This pivotal role ensures the stability, performance and front office alignment of trading platforms across multiple asset classes, including Fixed income, FX and Equities. The ideal candidate will lead a high performing support team, as well as act as the senior escalation point for critical issues and drive operational excellence.
What’s the role?
As a Team Leader for Production Support in Electronic Trading Technology, you will be leading and mentoring a team delivering real-time production support for enterprise electronic trading platforms. Additionally, you will serve as the senior escalation point for trading incidents and integration-related issues as well as build and maintain strong partnerships with trading desks, internal technology groups, operations teams, and external vendors. Typical engagements include ensuring platform stability and swift resolution of production issues as well as overseeing platform health and monitoring through proactively addressing technical and functional risks. You will collaborate with Engineering, Incident Management, and Product teams to establish robust alerting and monitoring tools as well as supporting integration points across internal systems (e.g., market data, pricing, risk, & post-trade) to ensure seamless trade flows.
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