Machine Learning, Quant Researcher (Equities)

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10 months ago
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A pioneering and quantitatively driven hedge fund is hiring a Junior Quantitative Researcher for their Mid-Frequency Equity Statistical Arbitrage team. As part of their expansion, they are applying sophisticated machine learning techniques to analyze a variety of large datasets and enhance predictive models.


The business, a relatively unknown UK entity, values collaboration and takes an academic approach to research. Anyone joining the business will share similar principles.


The right candidate will have a stellar academic background, having studied Mathematics, Physics, or Computer Science at the PhD level from a top university. While finance experience is preferred, it is not a prerequisite if machine learning techniques (such as deep learning) have been applied to other real-world applications. Experience between 0-2 years is ideal.


If you fit the criteria and are looking to get into quantitative trading, we would love to hear from you.

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