Israel's national stock exchange with automated trading and clearing infrastructure
TASE operates a fully automated exchange serving Israeli equity and fixed-income markets. The tech stack reveals a hybrid infrastructure: legacy systems (Adabas, C/C++, TCP) underpinning mission-critical trading, paired with Python and SQL for data and analytics. Active hiring in engineering (3 senior/mid-level roles) targets low-latency trading infrastructure and real-time market data systems—core pain points centered on reducing trading latency and maintaining derivatives platform reliability.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is Israel's primary securities market, offering equities, corporate bonds, treasury products, and derivatives to institutional and retail investors. TASE operates as a fully automated exchange with central order book trading, integrated clearing, settlement, and depository services. Regulated by the Israel Securities Authority and recognized internationally (WFE member, FESE observer, IOSCO affiliate), it serves as the central infrastructure for Israeli capital markets. The exchange operates with 201–500 employees and is headquartered in Tel Aviv.
TASE is Israel's national stock exchange offering equities, bonds, treasury products, and derivatives through a fully automated trading system with integrated clearing and settlement services.
TASE runs on legacy systems (Adabas, C/C++, TCP) for core trading infrastructure, with Python and SQL supporting data pipelines and analytics. Java is also in use across the platform.
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