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Systems Engineer – Engineer’s Gate
About Engineer’s Gate (EG)
Engineer’s Gate (EG) is a leading investment manager founded in 2014 as a quantitative, computer-driven trading firm. Today, EG operates as a diversified, multi-strategy investment platform that combines systematic research with selective discretionary approaches.
EG’s multi-manager platform allows independent investment teams to pursue distinct strategies while benefiting from shared infrastructure, risk management, and operational support. The firm’s collaborative groups of researchers, engineers, and investment professionals deploy sophisticated statistical models, proprietary technology, and a centralized data platform to isolate and solve challenging problem sets in the global financial markets.
About the Role
The Systems Engineer will join EG’s Systems Infrastructure team, responsible for all layers of technology in our environment—from networking to servers and application services. The role reports to the London Head of Infrastructure.
The firm’s infrastructure is built using modern technologies, with a focus on creating robust, reusable components and the strategic use of automation. As a "flat" team, all members are exposed to — and responsible for — the design, implementation, operation and support of our environment.
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Key Responsibilities
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Initial Focus:
- Day-to-day system administration
- Supporting end-user systems
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Long-term Opportunities:
- Growing into other areas of systems infrastructure
- Managing large projects independently
Ideal Candidate Qualities
- Demonstrates technical aptitude in previously worked areas
- Exhibits systemic thinking and speaks through completely new problems
- Quick to conduct independent research
- Proposes both solutions to emerging challenges and improvements to current processes
This role offers an opportunity to impact the daily operations of the firm and umerate over significant infrastructure projects over time.
Technologies and Areas of Exposure
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Cloud Environment:
- Large, Linux-centric, multi-tenant AWS cloud environment
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Infrastructure & Automation Tools:
- Configuration management: Ansible
- Infrastructure management: Terraform
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Containerization & Workloads:
- AWS ECS and Batch
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Managed Services:
- Heavy use of cloud-managed services (DBaaS, SaaS, Iaas) to reduce maintenance workload
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Databases:
- Relational, columnar, NoSQL, etc.
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End-User Systems:
- Windows, Macs, Linux, endpoints (physical and virtual)


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SaaS and Corporate Systems:
- A SaaS-heavy environment with flexibility and agility over legacy on-premise tech
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Video and Communication:
- Cloud-native video-conferencing and phone systems
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Storage Technologies:
- Object storage, file share systems (including SharePoint)
Required Qualifications and Experience
- Undergraduate degree in CS, EE, or a related field
- 1-5 years of professional experience in a technology field
- Excellent communication skills
- Ability to manage projects independently
- Quick learner of new platforms and technologies
- Expertise in Linux server administration
- Skills in scripting (Python, Bash, PowerShell, etc.)
- Experience with public cloud environments, particularly AWS
Desirable Experience
- Windows and Active Directory administration
- Desktop support for multiple operating systems (Windows, Macs, Linux)
- Security and compliance controls (endpoint security, firewalls)
- Mobile device management controls (MDM, MAM)
- Experience with videoconferencing and phone systems
- Email system administration and support
- Database administration
- Financial industry experience
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