Overview of the Role KX is hiring a KDB+ Product Support Engineer for our team. You will provide advanced technical support for mission‑critical, low‑latency systems used by Tier‑1 financial institutions.
Skills
Hands‑on kdb+/q experience
Linux/Unix system administration skills
SQL/database proficiency
Solid analytical and problem‑solving capabilities
Excellent communication skills
Essential Experience
Experience supporting enterprise or mission‑critical systems
Experience troubleshooting performance, memory, or networking issues
Experience working with real‑time or time‑series data systems
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in financial services, market data, or trading systems
Knowledge of real‑time data pipelines or messaging (Kafka, Solace)
Scripting experience (Python, Shell)
Familiarity with ITIL support processes
Understanding of TCP/IP and networking fundamentals
Location & Workplace This position takes on a Hybrid working model based in our Toronto office.
Why Choose KX
Data Driven:
We lead with instinct and follow fact.
Naturally Curious: We lean in, listen, and learn fast.
All In: We take ownership, take on challenges, and give it our all.
Key Responsibilities
Minimum 2+ years of experience in product/technical support or kdb+/q engineering roles
Provide advanced technical support for KX products, ensuring stability and high performance
Troubleshoot issues related to kdb+/q, data pipelines, networking, and system performance
Support customer deployments, upgrades, and production incidents
Perform deep‑dive root cause analysis (RCA) for high‑impact issues
Collaborate with engineering to resolve product defects and enhance product functionality
Create and maintain technical documentation and knowledge‑base articles
Participate in global on‑call rotation, including occasional weekend or after‑hours coverage
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📌 KDB Product Support Engineer (Toronto)
🏢 KX
📍 Toronto
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