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DV Trading

Data Center Engineer Intern - Summer 2027

  • Office
  • 0-3 years

Salary

$83,200/ year

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Founded 20 years ago and headquartered in Chicago, the DV Group of financial services firms has grown to more than 600 people operating throughout North America, Europe and Asia. Since spinning out of a large brokerage firm in 2016, DV Trading has rapidly scaled as an independent proprietary trading firm utilizing its own capital, trading strategies, and risk management methodologies to provide liquidity to worldwide financial markets and hedging opportunities to commodity producers and users. Now, DV group affiliates include two broker dealers, a cryptocurrency market making firm, and a bourgeoning investment adviser.

Role Overview:

We are currently seeking a Data Center Engineer Intern to help maintain and optimize DV’s data center facilities. Throughout the summer internship, you'll have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the physical infrastructure behind a global trading firm.

Responsibilities

  • Work with enterprise servers, high-performance compute, storage, network equipment, racks, cabling, power, and datacenter infrastructure.
  • Learn how equipment moves from design and procurement through staging, installation, cabling, testing, and production deployment.
  • Gain experience with rack layouts, structured cabling, fiber, copper, power distribution, labeling, and infrastructure standards.
  • Work alongside senior engineers, deploying infrastructure that directly supports trading and business operations.
  • Learn how datacenters are designed for reliability, redundancy, serviceability, and operational risk management.
  • Assist with hardware troubleshooting, upgrades, inventory, logistics, and lifecycle management.

Requirements

  • Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field and expected to graduate by Summer 2028
  • Interest in data center engineering
  • Familiarity with HP, IBM, and Dell Servers, Blades, SAN, and Cisco equipment
  • Familiarity with CAT5/6 and fiber optic cabling, as well as SFP’s and other optic devices
  • Understanding of Windows and Linux server administration, including troubleshooting skills
  • Ability work onsite at our Chicago office 5 days per week
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills
  • Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail

Where you’d work

From the office, 4 or more days a week in the office

About the company

DV Trading

  • Industry: FinTech

Office in Chicago, United States

Also hiring in New York, United States and London, United Kingdom

1 of their 11 open roles is remote

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Tech stack
  • Linux
Seniority
Intern
Type
Internship
Industry
FinTech
Region
United States
Pay period
Hourly
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Category
Development
Seniority
Intern
Experience
20+ years
Tech stack
  • Linux

Location

Work model
Office
Region
United States
Office
  • Chicago, United States
Days in the office
4 or more days

Compensation

Salary
$83,200 / year
Pay period
Hourly

Employment

Type
Internship

Company

Industry
FinTech

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