Build deterministic low-latency compute for electronic trading at HSBC in Toronto, using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, hardware tuning, and automation.

This hands-on engineering role supports latency-sensitive trading platforms across co-located and enterprise data centers. You will design, qualify, deploy, and operate physical server platforms. Core work includes RHEL, Docker, Podman, firmware, security, telemetry, and automated validation.

Key Responsibilities:
Translate trading workloads into qualified server bills of materials
Benchmark hardware and firmware combinations before production approval
Build, harden, patch, and support RHEL platforms
Tune BIOS, kernels, CPUs, NUMA, power, and networking




Investigate incidents and implement permanent corrective actions

Requirements:
Substantial server, Linux, or platform engineering experience
Deep RHEL administration, security, storage, and networking expertise
Experience tuning Linux for measured low-latency performance
Knowledge of x86 hardware, BIOS, UEFI, BMCs, and firmware
Robust Ansible and Python or Java automation skills

Apply Linux engineering, hardware qualification, and performance tuning expertise to HSBC’s electronic trading compute platforms in Toronto.
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📌 Low Latency Linux Platform Engineer Toronto
🏢 HSBC Holdings
📍 Toronto