Pinely MeetUP 6th November
Pinely is a privately owned and funded algorithmic trading firm with offices in the Netherlands, Singapore, and Cyprus.
We specialize in high-frequency and ultra-low-latency trading, where every microsecond counts.
Our team of C++ developers, mathematicians, and engineers builds systems that push hardware and software to their limits — from optimizing trading infrastructure and building real-time analytics pipelines to designing strategies that rely on precision and speed.
If you’re passionate about:
  • Writing modern C++ that runs close to the metal
  • Crafting lock-freecache-efficient, and high-performance systems
Join us for Pinely’s first C++ Meetup, where we’ll dive into cut edge engineering practices, discuss modern approaches to performance optimization, and meet like-minded developers who love C++ as much as we do.
At Pinely, we maintain an informal atmosphere where everyone is encouraged to speak their minds. We operate in small teams that work autonomously, setting their own tasks and goals without too much hierarchy and bureaucracy. While long-term strategic decisions are taken mostly by the management team, most operational decisions are taken at the team level, aided by supporting teams such as IT, Legal, HR, accounting and business development.
And, even though our mathematicians disagree, we believe that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts; together, we can achieve more. Therefore, we invest not just in our people, but also in team building. We stimulate group trips to exciting destinations, provide group lessons in the major languages we speak and play together by having game rooms for board games, active games and money games.

Our Сulture
We relax together in different ways: from quiet chess games to noisy theme parties. But where we truly stand out are the trips we undertake to strengthen the team spirit and get a healthy exercise while doing so.
We discover the planet together
visited together already
9 countries
traveled, strengthening our team spirit
1000 kilometers