Senior Software Engineer at Susquehanna International Group
Stony Stratford, England, United Kingdom
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Ádám Urbán is a Senior Software Engineer with a decade of experience building low-latency trading platforms and infrastructure, currently working on trading systems in Rust at Susquehanna after a stint at Blockchain.com. An Imperial College Electronic and Information Engineering graduate (1st class), he brings deep Python and C++ expertise from roles at Wintermute and earlier internships at G-Research, J.P. Morgan and Rolls‑Royce. His work spans greenfield electronic trading platforms, core trading logic and automation, often focusing on performance-sensitive components and real-time data visualization. Comfortable moving between languages and systems, he has transitioned production codebases from Python/C++ to Rust for higher safety and throughput. Based in Stony Stratford, he combines academic rigour with hands-on trading systems experience and a track record of shipping mission-critical features under tight latency constraints. An understated strength is his cross-domain background—from fuel-cell instrumentation dashboards to high-frequency trading—enabling pragmatic solutions across hardware-adjacent and purely software systems.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
High School Diploma, Mathematics specialised class, High School Diploma, Mathematics specialised class at Gymnázium, Poštová 9, Košice
Bachelor of Engineering - BEng, Electronic and Information Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering - BEng, Electronic and Information Engineering at Imperial College London
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