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Quant Researcher With Very Strong Statistics / Data Analysis / London/ £Base + Bonus

Eka Finance
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1 year ago
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  • Use a rigorous scientific method to develop sophisticated investment models and shape  insights into how the markets will behave
  • Apply quantitative techniques like machine learning to a vast array of datasets
  • Create and test complex investment ideas and partner with our engineers to test your theories
  • Attend academic seminars to learn from thought leaders from top universities
  • Share insights from conferences focused on statistics, machine learning, and data science

 

 

Requirements:-

 

 

 

  • Degree in a technical or quantitative discipline, like statistics, mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, or computer science (all levels welcome, from bachelor’s to doctorate)
  • Intermediate skills in at least one programming language  (like C, C++, Java, or Python)
  • Experience performing an in-depth research project, examining real-world data
  • Ability to think independently and creatively approach data analysis and communicate complex ideas clearly

 

 

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