Financial trading platforms and market data infrastructure for capital markets
Devexperts builds mission-critical trading platforms, order management systems, and market data products for brokerages, exchanges, and financial institutions across equities, FX, options, and commodities. The engineering-heavy hiring mix (18 of 26 open roles) skews mid-to-senior, signaling focus on scaling existing platforms rather than feature expansion. Active pain points around low-latency fault tolerance and system downtime suggest they're optimizing operational maturity in production environments.
Devexperts is a 22-year-old custom financial software developer with ~800 engineers operating across three business lines: trading platforms and brokerage automation, complex software development projects, and market data products. The company serves retail and institutional brokerages, wealth-management firms, investment funds, exchanges, and insurance companies globally, with development offices and market expertise spanning Chicago, New York, London, Tokyo, Istanbul, and Shanghai. The tech stack is Java-heavy (Spring, JUnit 5, Mockito) with Go, Python, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Redis, Kubernetes, and AWS for infrastructure; they emphasize Agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban, XP), TDD, and continuous integration to manage the complexity of high-performance, low-latency trading systems.
Java (Spring framework), Go, Python, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Redis, DynamoDB, Kubernetes, AWS, Elasticsearch, Docker, and Zabbix for monitoring. Security standards include ISO/IEC 27001 and NIST.
Portugal, Georgia, and the United States. Headquarters is Dublin, Ireland.
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