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Overview:

Join a small high-performance Systematic Prop Trading business. Working as part of Quant Research team, to analyze data, build models & signals for alpha generation, and manage risk.


Responsibilities:

Develop software solutions that leverage sophisticated statistical techniques and technologies to answer the most challenging questions in finance:

  • Collaborate closely with Quants, Traders, and Developers - researching, developing, and testing execution and trading models
  • Enhance and build a research infrastructure that can handle hundreds of thousands of tick-level signals
  • Build a comprehensive, multi-market trading system to capitalize on relative value and statistical arbitrage opportunities.


Requirements:

  • Excellent C++
  • Strong Python
  • Write and deploy code in a production environment - where performance matters
  • Computer Science (or similar) Degree from a Top 20 University


Compensation: £200k-£400k (depending on experience)


Feel your experience does not fit all these requirements? We encourage you to apply anyway!

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