MEMX runs equities and options exchanges and licenses its matching technology to other market operators. Its stack pairs Java and Python with PTP time sync, Wireshark and tcpdump packet analysis, and Ansible, Chef, Puppet and Terraform automation, the profile of a firm engineering for microsecond latency and deterministic deployments. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy, centered on the trading network and production support.
MEMX Group operates securities exchanges, including MEMX Equities, MEMX Options and MX2 Options, and also licenses and runs its exchange technology for client markets. Founded in 2019 by a consortium of financial firms, it serves broker-dealers and the wider investment community seeking lower-cost, transparent access to liquidity. The company has 51–200 employees, works remote-first, and hires across the United States, Singapore and Sri Lanka. Its infrastructure spans AWS and Azure alongside on-premises low-latency networking.
MEMX uses Java, Python and Groovy, with Gradle, Jenkins and Artifactory for builds, plus Ansible, Chef, Puppet and Terraform, AWS and Azure, and Splunk, Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward engineering, with some operations roles, spanning mid, senior and staff levels in the United States, Singapore and Sri Lanka.
Job posts point to a low-latency exchange network environment, ongoing MEMX trading platform development, customer connection turn-ups, new product validation and production support for the trading system.
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