Geneva Trading
System Operations Engineer
About this role
Geneva Trading seeks a System Operations Engineer to manage and optimize the Windows-based infrastructure supporting global trading operations in Chicago. The role combines hands-on technical support with automation and infrastructure projects, requiring expertise in endpoint management, identity systems, and scripting to ensure high availability and security.
What you'll do
- Manage device lifecycles, configuration profiles, and user identities using Microsoft Intune and Entra ID
- Ensure workstation compliance, security, and optimization for trading and administrative functions
- Build modular and reusable automation using PowerShell for user provisioning and software deployments
- Maintain and enhance Windows-centric infrastructure for reliability and scalability
- Balance technical troubleshooting with proactive automation projects
- Support high-performance trading operations across global offices
What they're looking for
- Microsoft Intune
- Entra ID (Azure AD)
- PowerShell scripting
- Windows system administration
- Endpoint management
- Identity and access management
- Functional programming principles
- Software deployment automation
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Geneva Trading
Geneva Trading operates a global proprietary trading platform requiring high-performance, low-latency infrastructure. The company is hiring systems engineers, operations engineers, and software engineers to build and maintain Windows and Linux-based trading systems, networking infrastructure, and automation tools that support quantitative trading operations.
View all jobs at Geneva TradingLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience managing Windows environments at scale. How have you used Microsoft Intune and Entra ID to enforce device compliance and security policies?
- Describe a time when you automated a repetitive operational task. What scripting language did you use, and how did you ensure the automation was idempotent and reusable?