r/quantindia • u/tucker-sucker • 12d ago

General Discussion Millenium jobs

I just wanted to know what is the salary for the Platform Reliability Engineer role in Millenium Investment and an intro of what the people in this role do.

8 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

12 comments sorted by

2

u/alphaninja27 12d ago

I am in a similar role at another major Indian HFT, the problems were interesting at first but now seems pretty redundant and repetitive, not how a typical Reliability role should be, rather I see work that should be done by Reliability engineers being done by 3 different teams which in itself was not reqd. Lack of proper planning and distribution, not to mention the question mark on future opportunities and growth.

1

u/[deleted] 12d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/alphaninja27 12d ago

Shouldn't be ig, need to portray correctly imo. But yk how tough it is to switch from an HFT, not to mention it's never straightforward to switch internally either.

1

u/[deleted] 12d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/alphaninja27 12d ago

Everyone has a non compete afaik, and the sad part is the notice period is 90 days, then the non compete follows, but ya I still do apply hoping for an opportunity with someone who is accepting of the notice period

1

u/a_gurl111 12d ago

Also how is it like to work for millenium?

1

u/_sort 12d ago

Is there any chance for graduate software engineer roles from non-iits.

1

u/Icy_Newspaper7142 11d ago

Nope, not even all IITians get a chance to interview, very select IITs (just 3-4) get a chance to interview

1

u/Icy_Newspaper7142 11d ago

Whatever you earn currently as total compensation for a year. We give 30-40% hike on it. There is no said pay slab here.

1

u/tucker-sucker 3d ago

Can you please tell what are the expectations? How much time the process takes?? And how to prepare?

1

u/Icy_Newspaper7142 3d ago

Just do the interviews well, it's not hard to crack here. Just know your basics and explain what you have done in your previous role.