DV Trading
Proprietary trading and liquidity provision across global financial markets for institutional counterparties and investors
Highlights
- Hiring18 open roles
About DV Trading
DV Trading is a proprietary trading firm that uses its own capital to trade futures, options, equities, foreign exchange, fixed income and cryptocurrency products. It provides traders with proprietary software and infrastructure for accessing global markets and also provides liquidity and hedging services.
Its divisions include DV Commodities, which trades energy and other commodity products; DV Securities, which provides financing to institutional counterparties; and investment management affiliates that make selected strategies available to outside investors. The firm was co-founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Chicago, with locations including New York, London, Toronto, Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai.
Product: Proprietary trading, market liquidity provision, securities financing and investment management across multiple asset classes.
Jobs at DV Trading (18)
DV Trading is hiring for 18 roles, mostly in engineering, based in London.
- $200,000–250,000 / year
Open roles at DV Trading in the Americas (34)
United States 33 · Canada 1. From DV Trading's careers page or applicant tracking system; each role links to the employer.
- Back Office Developer · Chicago, United States
- Senior DevOps Engineer · Chicago, United States
- Trading Intern - Summer 2027 (DV Commodities) · New York, United States
- Trade Support Engineer (New York) · New York, United States
- Trader · Chicago, United States
- Trader · Chicago, United States
- Trader · New York, United States
- Trader · Toronto, Canada
- Software Engineer Intern - Summer 2027 (DV Commodities) · New York, United States
- Software Developer Intern - Summer 2027 (DV Equities) · New York, United States
- Risk Developer · Chicago, United States
- Relative Value Trader · Chicago, United States
Newest 12 of 34.
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Leadership
- Dino Verbrugge · Co - FounderSource: company website
- Jared Vegosen · Co - FounderSource: company website
- Aman Mehta · Chief Financial OfficerSource: company website
- Jeffrey Kopiwoda · Chief Operating Officer & General CounselSource: company website
- Michael Fortner · Chief Information OfficerSource: company website
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