Where to find C#, Python + trading jobs?

Question

Fintech

Hello. I study C# on my own, Python + do trading (stock market), prepare for the FFMS exams. I want to find a job where I can combine programming and trading, is it possible, can I get a self-taught job, where to look, what are the requirements? I searched on the Internet, there are few vacancies. Tell me please.

Answer 1

I see 4 ways out here:
1. Be content with what you have and beat the minimum of vacancies that you have.
2. Pound offices and professional teams directly "well, take me."
3. Open topics on specialized forums, communities, etc. with the offer of their services.
4. Develop a product for your own / market needs and release it into production. You will probably be noticed and offers like “class, can you do something like this? Will you work for me?”. As a last resort, you will gain experience and income on your own product.
The problem is that the sphere is narrow and junas are not needed in it. We need specialists who can solve specific problems (and not striving). These are not web studios where you can educate js students for half a year on small sites, here the price of an error is expressed in specific numbers (and, as a rule, considerable ones). Accordingly, options 1,2,3 should be started only as such a specialist, but it is better to start with your own developments. First for your needs, then after the test on yourself - for sale. This is how several birds with one stone are killed - and practice, and a portfolio, and, possibly, money, and you can start even now.

Answer 2

All forex is concentrated in Cyprus. Look at exness, forextime, roboforex, etc.
PS: Russians are welcome to Cyprus.

Answer 3

Search in LinkedIn, there are many vacancies

Answer 4

Trade yourself what is already there
Vacancies in the anglonet wagon, no one needs beginners there

Answer 5

Look on the websites of brokerage firms. Traders and IT specialists are constantly looking for. profile forums. Go through the websites of all firms that are engaged in high-frequency trading. They usually have vacancies on a regular basis...