Mako is a London-based market maker operating across equities, fixed income, FX, and derivatives since 1999. The tech stack—Python, C++, C#, Java, Go—reflects a trading infrastructure built for low-latency execution, reinforced by current work on a proprietary derivatives trading system and hybrid-cloud integration. Active hiring across engineering, finance, and trading roles in the UK, Australia, and Singapore suggests expansion of both technology and desk capacity.
Mako provides liquidity as a market maker across global exchanges, focusing on equities, fixed income, spot FX, listed derivatives, and options. The firm operates through a combination of proprietary trading systems and technology-driven pricing and risk management. With 201–500 employees and a privately held structure since 1999, Mako serves institutional clients and exchange participants. Current infrastructure projects center on zero-downtime operations during trading hours, low-latency system optimization, and hybrid-cloud integration—priorities that reflect the operational constraints of continuous market participation.
Mako's primary stack includes Python, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, and Go. C++ and Go are common choices for low-latency trading systems, while Python and C# support workflow automation and risk management.
Active projects include proprietary trading system development, low-latency derivatives trading infrastructure, hybrid-cloud integration, capacity planning for high availability, and infrastructure-as-code adoption for the Windows environment.
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