Global macro trading firm managing client and proprietary capital across multiple asset classes
Caxton is a 40-year-old discretionary macro trading house scaling infrastructure to handle real-time order execution and risk management at global scale. The tech stack spans C#, Python, .NET, SQL Server, Kafka, and AWS—a pattern typical of firms moving from monolithic trading systems toward distributed, event-driven architectures. Hiring is heavily skewed toward senior finance roles (14 of 21 open positions), paired with smaller engineering cohorts across five countries, indicating a push to automate and standardize risk and accounting workflows rather than pure product expansion.
Caxton Associates manages client and proprietary capital through discretionary global macro strategies, with offices in London, New York, Monaco, Singapore, and Dubai. The firm operates a multi-portfolio manager framework and invests across diversified asset classes and markets. Active projects center on market data pipelines, real-time order entry systems, trading infrastructure, risk framework development, and fund accounting controls—all critical to trading operations at scale. Pain points cluster around real-time reliability, scaling data systems for global trading, and building comprehensive risk infrastructure across asset classes.
C#, Python, .NET, SQL Server, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Tableau, AWS, GCP, Azure, Bloomberg terminal, Docker, and Oracle. Infrastructure covers AWS (RDS, Lambda, EBS, CloudWatch, IAM), Azure (AD, Defender), and on-premises database systems.
Market data ETL pipelines, real-time order entry systems, mission-critical trading infrastructure, risk framework development, fund accounting controls, and scalable data platforms for global trading operations.
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