Job Description

Senior Software Engineer - Trading Connectivity & Liquidity (TCL) Configuration Infrastructure, Pune
Location
Pune
Business Area
Engineering and CTO
Ref #
10045373

Description & Requirements

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Trading Connectivity & Liquidity (TCL) is an engineering group at Bloomberg that serves as a center of excellence for enabling transactional connectivity between Bloomberg's order and execution management systems and global exchanges, as well as managing internal connectivity.



Within TCL, the Config Infra team is responsible for configuring FIX sessions and supporting application-specific setups such as FIX servers, DX Gateways, and ETN applications. Our focus is on building robust tools to create, manage, and deploy these configurations efficiently.



We take pride in full product ownership--from design to deployment--and are looking for passionate engineers who are curious, collaborative, and excited to solve complex problems with innovative tools and business models.

What's in it for you?

Our vision is to evolve the current configuration management system into a "Generic Configuration Management" platform that serves as a unified foundation across multiple products and teams. By re-architecting the system with flexibility and reusability at its core, we aim to reduce duplication, accelerate integration, and enable consistent, scalable configuration management enterprise-wide.

Tackle Complex, Meaningful Problems

Be part of re-architecting a core system that will power configuration across multiple Bloomberg products and services Solve real-world engineering challenges involving modular design, scalable APIs, secure storage, and cross-system integration

Work with Modern, Impactful Technologies

Gain deep hands-on experience with microservices architecture, event-driven systems, secure secrets and config storage, schema-driven APIs, and validation frameworks Build clean, reusable components that are infrastructure-agnostic and future-proof

Build a Platform, Not Just a Feature

Move beyond point solutions to create a generic, reusable framework that empowers teams across the organization Contribute to a system designed for high reusability, extensibility, and integration with minimal friction

Engineer for Reliability and Scale

Implement fine-grained access control, full audit trails, and resilient failover strategies Build with automation and validation at the core--reducing manual config errors and increasing deployment confidence

Visibility and Career Growth

Collaborate across teams and influence technical standards and architecture decisions Establish yourself as a domain expert in system design with long-term visibility and impact Our full-stack technology suite includes back-end services integrating the configure, monitor and deploy workflows and front-end tools for client-facing support teams and for clients themselves.

We'll trust you to:

Take responsibility for the full software development life-cycle, from understanding the needs of the business through to coding, deployment, and maintenance. Your work will be highly visible, making you highly accountable Enjoy solving highly complex problems while understanding the scope and impact of your work Be eager, resourceful, flexible, and an excellent collaborator. You will balance the best of technical and product knowledge to craft unsurpassed product solutions for our customers Engage with the wider community - from Inner Source to Open Source, you're someone who likes to collaborate

You'll need to have:

5+ years of professional programming experience in C++ and Python and the willingness to learn and work with the mentioned object-oriented languages Proficiency in system design, architecture and development of high-quality, modular, stable and scalable software A passion for software engineering and solving complex problems A desire to write quality software and leave code in a better state than you found it

If this sounds like you:

Apply if you think we're a good match. We'll get in touch to let you know what the next steps are, but in the meantime, feel free to have a look at this: