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Product Manager - Listed Derivatives Trading
Job description
The Listed Derivatives & Delta One business at Bloomberg is responsible for Futures & Options data, analytics, and functionality & workflow you'll find in the Bloomberg Terminal.The Product Management team is responsible for setting the vision, strategy & execution of the business by working closely with our clients, as well as across internal departments and stakeholders in Sales, Engineering, UX, Marketing, CFO, Legal, Compliance, and senior management.We are looking for a senior Global Product Manager to join the business. This is an exciting time as we are expanding the business by hiring into our Product Management, Engineering & Data teams to accelerate our plans to provide best in class solutions for the Derivatives community.The role would fit an experienced derivatives trader who is excited by using technology, is an enthusiastic problem solver and has experience in and understanding of the design and development of software solutions and trading systems.
Responsibilities & skills
Education
Proven ability to build relationships and form consensus across departmentsAn understanding of Trading Technology including EMS, OMS, Exchanges & Regulated Venues
Experience
7+ years of experience trading listed derivatives at an investment bank or hedge fund*Demonstrable understanding of derivatives market structure, option trading workflows and their regional nuances
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Bloomberg L.P.
BMQ (Bloomberg Message Queues) - a clustered queue based messaging solution for Bloomberg providing high performance and high-reliability. BMQ significantly outperforms popular open source MQ systems and is designed with high resiliency at the core.DMP (Data Mapping) - a high-performance pub/sub system for real-time data models, used by a large number of functions in the Bloomberg Terminal (instant messaging, market data, etc.).MBUS (Message Bus) - a very-high-performance, low-latency pub/sub system used by hundreds of server-side applications including many mission-critical systems. MBUS uses a combination of TCP, UDP and multicast (PGM) and scales up to millions of messages per second on a typical Linux box.Together they form a software infrastructure designed for creating large-scale, fault-tolerant applications that run on thousands of machines throughout the world. With many clients depending on our infrastructure solutions, we are looking to grow the MOM team.
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