Associate, Electronic Equities Execution & Coverage | $150k-$180k Base | Stamford, Ct

Coda Search is proud to partner with an institutional trading technology firm to hire an Associate, Electronic Equities Execution & Coverage . This seat is for someone with direct, hands-on electronic equities trading experience. Candidates must be able to work from Stamford at least three days per week.

Location : Stamford, CT

Base Salary : Target $150-180K base salary, with some flexibility available dependent on experience.

Equity : Potential options or equity, subject to the final offer

Schedule : At least three days per week in Stamford. More frequent Stamford attendance is preferred during onboarding, with a more flexible hybrid pattern potentially available once fully ramped.

What's in it for you?

Real execution depth : Work directly inside the firm's algo platform, with visibility into strategy settings, order behavior, routing, fills, and auction logic that is rarely available at a large bank.

Direct product influence : Take client execution needs straight to research and product teams and see meaningful changes built quickly.

Earlier client ownership : Take on meaningful institutional coverage responsibility earlier than you might in a larger organization.

Experienced colleagues : Work alongside electronic-trading practitioners in a lean, research-driven environment focused on execution quality.

Long-term growth : Build from day-to-day execution coverage toward owning accounts and a revenue number.

What will your day look like?

Oversee live algo flow : Monitor client algorithmic orders across the U.S. equities session and step in when behavior needs attention.

Diagnose execution : Work out why an order behaved the way it did across strategies, venues, order size, and market conditions.

Tune strategies : Configure and adjust algo parameters with clients and coordinate client-specific changes with research and product.

Run TCA : Build and interpret execution analysis independently and use it to drive execution consulting conversations.

Share market structure insight : Help deliver intelligence to clients on liquidity trends, venue behavior, and regulatory change.

Handle incidents : Escalate issues to trading technology during the session, manage risk, and keep clients informed.

Grow the business : Support onboarding and account growth alongside the equities coverage lead.

Who are you?

Direct electronic trading experience : You have hands-on experience in electronic equities trading or execution, such as electronic or algo sales trading, execution trading, execution consulting, algo trading, or algo product. This is required.

Market structure fluency : You can speak in depth about the U.S. equity market structure, including lit and dark venues, routing tradeoffs, order types, and auctions.

Algo knowledge : You understand how execution algorithms work, what their parameters do, and how behavior changes when parameters change.

Analytical : You are comfortable with data and can interpret TCA output without guidance.

Execution-first mindset : You want a role centered on algo trading, algo product, and execution analysis, with client coverage and business development built on top.

Experience level : Your background is likely in the 2-to-6-year range of directly relevant electronic trading experience.

Licensure : Current SIE, Series 7, 63, and 57 registrations are highly preferred.

Client judgment : You communicate clearly with sophisticated institutional traders and stay composed under time pressure.

Stamford availability : You are able and willing to work from the Stamford office at least three days per week and spend additional time there during onboarding when practical.

Application & Contact Information

To apply, please apply directly here on LinkedIn. For more immediate consideration, feel free to send me an email directly to View email address on click.appcast.io.

Related Terms

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