Top Engineering Jobs in Chicago, IL

The Quantitative Developer will develop systems from research to production, build simulation infrastructure, manage feature pipelines, and troubleshoot issues in quantitative trading environments.

Design and verify next-generation ASICs for latency-sensitive trading systems. Responsibilities include RTL development in SystemVerilog, verification and testing, debugging, integration, tooling and automation, and cross-team collaboration to meet performance and reliability goals.

Perform hands-on electronics lab work: validate and bring up circuit boards and ASICs, operate and maintain test equipment and fixtures, manage inventory and lab infrastructure, support manufacturing coordination, assembly, shipping, and documentation to enable hardware production and deployment.

Design, implement, and deploy ML inference engines on custom FPGA/ASIC hardware. Perform HW/SW co-design with traders and researchers, optimize neural networks for low latency, and build quantization/compression tools to translate ML frameworks to RTL for rapid production deployment.

This role involves ensuring system continuity in trading operations, developing automation tools, and improving system performance in a trading environment.

Support researchers and ML engineers to optimize and scale HPC workloads on CPU/GPU infrastructure. Analyze performance, diagnose bottlenecks across storage, networking, and schedulers, implement profiling and benchmarking, influence platform design, and define best practices for shared compute environments while ensuring security and compliance.

The Data Center Engineer will manage physical servers and network hardware, ensuring their installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting, along with overseeing documentation and vendor coordination.