Quantitative Research Analyst


Division

Financial Services

Location

New York, New York

Employment Type

Permanent



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Our client is a top Mult-Strategy hedge fund founding ~30 years ago by a early leader in systematic trading. They have $15Bil AUM our client has office across the US and around the World. They provide highly competitive compensation with a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare, wellness, 401k and much more. 


Compensation : $125000 - $200000
Job ID : 18564

Job Function:

  • Works closely with the Portfolio Managers and are deployed on various research initiatives that target identifying new predictive signals.
  • Additionally, Analysts work with teams to optimize existing algorithms, assist with portfolio construction, risk management and other nuanced research for the firm.

Our client trades across the asset classes with varying systematic strategies across latencies from HFT to traditional stat arb.   



Job Requirement:

  • 3+ Years experience on a top systematic platform within a Bank or Hedge Fund
  • Experience w equities & futures a plus
  • Working as part of HFT desk, a plus
  • Ability to work with advanced systematic strategies
  • Experience w design, implementation & testing of trading systems
  • STEM background with advanced degrees preferred; CQF a plus
  • Strong interpersonal & communication skills
  • Expertise in Python & C++ critical

We have similar positions globally for top candidates who qualify based on experience & academics.

 

 

 

Disclosure: The hourly rates and/or salaries listed may or may not reflect total compensation packages including bonus and fringe benefits, etc., nor are the advertisement(s) posted a guarantee of a certain compensation package for a position or bona fide offer of employment. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or protected veteran status and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability.

 

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