Lead low-latency electronic trading infrastructure engineering for HSBC in Toronto, combining Linux expertise with hands-on data center delivery. Manage two engineers while supporting collocated platforms and exchange connectivity.

As Regional Head of eTrading Infrastructure Engineering, you will own regional delivery, service performance, and risk controls. Your remit includes Linux, server hardware, network switching, exchange connectivity, Infrastructure as Code, Ansible, and Java. You will align engineering outcomes with business priorities across collocated and enterprise data centers.

Key Responsibilities: Develop two infrastructure engineers and allocate regional engineering work

Own delivery roadmaps, milestones, dependencies, and measurable outcomes

Govern availability, capacity, resilience, incidents, changes, and recovery

Manage infrastructure budgets,



forecasts, suppliers, and hardware lifecycles

Design and troubleshoot Linux, servers, switches, cabling, and connectivity

Requirements: Substantial infrastructure, network, or compute engineering experience

Experience managing small engineering teams and technical capability

Deep expertise across Linux, servers, colocation, and switching

Knowledge of low-latency TCP/IP, routing, multicast, and packet capture

Experience supporting electronic trading or latency-sensitive financial infrastructure

Bring regional leadership, Linux engineering, and low-latency connectivity expertise to HSBC’s electronic trading infrastructure in Toronto.

📌 Electronic Trading Infrastructure Engineering Lead (Toronto)
🏢 HSBC Holdings
📍 Toronto