Cash Equity Quant Researcher / London/ New York - $Open

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1 year ago

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MS or PhD in mathematics, statistics, machine learning, computer science, engineering, quantitative finance, or economics
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Fluency in data science practices, e.g., feature engineering. Experience with machine learning is a plus
Experience with signal blending and portfolio construction
Demonstrated proficiency in Python
Highly motivated, willing to take ownership of his/her work
Collaborative mindset with strong independent research abilities

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