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Graduate Software Engineer, Global Academy
Global market maker, headquartered in Amsterdam
Entry point for graduate engineers worldwide, beginning with a 12-week structured training program based in Amsterdam before moving into a permanent technology role.
What makes the graduate software engineering path at this firm different from a typical grad scheme?
Every graduate globally, regardless of which office they'll eventually work in, starts with a 12-week program at the firm's Amsterdam academy, led by former traders and engineers, learning how the firm's trading, research, and technology systems actually work together before starting their permanent role.
Do graduates work on real systems immediately, or is it mostly training?
Both, the structured academy period is designed to build context quickly, but graduates begin contributing to live systems early, with code and decisions directly influencing trading outcomes rather than working on sandboxed practice projects.
Why does this firm centralise graduate training in Amsterdam rather than training locally in each office?
Centralising in Amsterdam, the firm's headquarters, means every graduate globally learns the same foundational systems and culture directly from the source, rather than a diluted version passed through regional offices.
