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Albert Bow
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9 months ago
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I am currently working with a quantitative trading firm who are focused on algorithmic trading in multiple asset classes. The firm is looking for a Quantitative Researcher to join their team.


With a global presence, they use a systematic quantitative approach to consistently generate alpha. They develop trading strategies across asset classes (equities, commodities, currencies, fixed income) that trade on global exchanges with a focus on low-latency.


Responsibilities:


  • To deliver high quality systematic trading strategies in multiple asset classes.
  • Design and implement systematic trading strategies within the global execution platform.
  • Monitor the trading platform, strategies performance and relevant risk metrics.
  • Develop and implement appropriate tools to monitor the book and strategies performance.


Qualifications:


  • Advanced degree in applied mathematics and statistics or quantitative finance, and/or data science.
  • 2+ years of experience.
  • Coding skills in at least one leading programming language (C#, Python).
  • Experience in a front office desk or hedge fund as quant researcher or quant trader.
  • Experience in building and delivering systematic strategies in Equities, Futures, options is highly sought after.



If you or anyone else you know are interested in this role, please apply with an up to date CV or email me at and we can arrange a call to discuss further.


I look forward to hearing from you.


Regards,


James

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