Plus500 runs proprietary retail trading platforms on a C#, Java and Python core, with Swift on mobile and Tableau for analytics. Its NetSuite adoption alongside finance-heavy hiring in Israel points to a back-office overhaul: accounting automation, internal controls and new subsidiary setup. On the engineering side, job posts point to a migration of distributed trading services to cloud-native microservices.
Plus500 is a publicly listed fintech group, founded in 2008 and headquartered in London, offering trading in CFDs, real shares, futures and options on futures through its own technology platforms. It serves retail traders across more than 50 countries in 30 languages, with access to over 2,500 instruments. The group holds operating licenses in jurisdictions including the UK, US, Australia, Cyprus, Israel, Singapore, the UAE and Japan. It also owns a US futures commission merchant, a US trading platform provider and a Japanese forex CFD platform. The company employs 201–500 people.
Plus500 uses C#, Java, Python and JavaScript, Swift and RxSwift for mobile, Tableau for analytics, Salesforce, HubSpot and Braze for CRM and engagement, and SAP and NetSuite for finance.
Yes. Finance and support are its most active hiring areas, with roles focused on accounting automation, internal controls, taxation and new subsidiary setup. Current hiring is concentrated in Israel.
Plus500 is migrating distributed trading services to cloud-native microservices and building high-availability APIs. It is also automating accounting processes, implementing internal controls and rolling out AI-driven workflows.
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