Seasoned, senior NinjaTrader/NinjaScript developer for multiple ongoing projects.

We are looking for a seasoned, senior NinjaTrader/NinjaScript developer for multiple ongoing projects. You must: - Have a track record of past projects showcasing your prowess with NinjaTrader/NinjaScript. - Be experienced in coding for traders and quants and familiar with the mechanisms and workings of securities markets, exchanges, and market data (both time & sales and full order book). - Believe in the merits of Test Driven Development, Unit Testing, and CI/CD. - Be fluent in git. - Be able to write and speak in English clearly and fluently. Ideally, you will: - Be familiar also with coding indicators/strategies for other common trading platforms. - Have a full-stack skill set. - Be experienced working with - and coding against - trading APIs and other common elements of the client/message server architectures typically seen in trading systems. If all of the above describe you accurately, we would love to hear from you. (** no agencies, please **) What is in it for you? You will get a steady stream of NinjaTrader/NinjaScript-focused development projects to grow your range of skills and experience. You will be joining a global, remote team. To be considered, you **must** include answers to the following in your response: a) Please post links to past projects on freelancer.com that showcase your prowess with NinjaTrader/NinjaScript. b) Describe the most technically complex aspect of a NinjaScript algo you have coded in the past. Why was it complex? c) Are you an individual or a team? (** no agencies or teams, please **) d) How many hours per week are you available? (** must be at least 20+ hours per week**) e) Will you be prepared to run a desktop time tracker (e.g., freelancer, Hubstaff, etc., as directed by us) while working on the project? (**REQUIRED**)? (Please note that if you don't respond to the above questions, we will ignore your response; we need these answers to help filter applications quickly. We appreciate your understanding!). Please start your response with the answer to 4 x 5 - 7.