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The ASIC Physical Design Engineer will design, test, and deploy hardware, owning physical design flows end-to-end and collaborating across teams. The role emphasizes a strong understanding of both physical design and RTL, with an interest in improving design processes through software engineering.

Intern works with full-time mentors on projects improving and maintaining Linux-based infrastructure and production trading systems. Responsibilities include debugging from application to hardware, kernel and filesystem work, collecting diagnostics, automating workflows, monitoring, and participating in real-time operational incident response and root-cause analysis.

Intern will explore and clean unfamiliar datasets, write code to ingest, transform, and monitor data quality using Python, SQL, and OCaml, work with structured and unstructured data, complete two owned projects, and be mentored by full-time Data Engineers.

Hands-on Cybersecurity Engineer focused on maturing and automating the vulnerability management lifecycle: discovery, validation, triage, remediation tracking, and verification. Validate and deduplicate scanner findings, broaden scanning coverage, integrate SBOM and software inventory, build dashboards and metrics, and drive automation across tooling and processes while prioritizing risk based on exploitability and exposure.

Work on OxCaml code generation: identify optimizations, implement codegen, test, benchmark, and deploy. Work across IRs (CPS, SSA, Sea of Nodes), use debuggers and low-level Linux tools, interact with internal teams, and possibly manage developers alongside technical work.

The Procurement Specialist will source IT hardware, manage purchase orders, coordinate logistics, and negotiate with vendors while ensuring timely delivery and invoice accuracy.

The ASIC Engineer will design, test, and deploy hardware designs, working with ASIC and FPGA technologies while improving design processes using software engineering techniques.

As a Recruiting Coordinator, you will support various recruiting initiatives like campus recruitment, interview coordination, and maintaining recruiting systems while ensuring smooth operations and positive candidate experiences.

Interns work on FPGA and ASIC projects using OCaml and Hardcaml to design, test, and validate RTL. Paired with mentors, you'll build end-to-end hardware designs, use vendor tools (Vivado/Quartus/Genus/Innovus), and apply hardware construction languages in a networking context.

As a Quantitative Researcher at Jane Street, you will build models, analyze datasets, create strategies for trading, and write implementation code, primarily in OCaml.