Multi-regulated forex and CFD broker with AI-powered trading tools
Tickmill operates a global multi-asset brokerage (forex, CFDs, futures, options) across 6 regulatory jurisdictions. The tech stack reveals a hybrid mobile + web architecture (iOS/Android + .NET/Java backend) paired with early-stage AI investments: LangChain, AutoGen, and CrewAI are all in active use, focused on workflow automation and reporting agents. Hiring is accelerating with an engineering-heavy mix (11 engineers across 22 open roles) tackling test coverage and regression testing — suggesting operational friction as the platform scales across 11 hiring countries.
Tickmill is a London-based multi-regulated broker founded in 2014, offering forex, CFDs across commodities, cryptocurrencies, indices, and stocks, plus direct futures and options access to CME and other global exchanges. The group holds licenses from the FCA, CySEC, DFSA, FSA, and FSCA. The product strategy combines low spreads and fast execution with education and AI-driven trading tools. Operations span distributed offices across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, with current hiring concentrated in Eastern Europe, the US, and Brazil.
Tickmill uses .NET and C# for backend services, Java and Kotlin for platform components, iOS (Swift/Objective-C) and Android for mobile apps, LangChain/AutoGen/CrewAI for AI workflows, and HubSpot + Power BI for CRM and analytics.
Active projects include AI-driven workflow automation and agentic reporting systems, improved testing and quality metrics, product profitability analysis, client lifecycle insights, and acquisition funnel optimization to reduce churn.
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