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London Start Up Hiring Junior Quant Researcher With Internship Experience

Eka Finance
London
1 year ago
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T Posted byRecruiterSmall London start up are looking to add a junior quant researcher with Internship experience .

Role :-

The Quant researchers are responsible for conducting quantitative research using statistical and predictive modelling techniques. The researchers manage all aspects of the research process and work on the full lifecycles of strategy development, including analysis, testing, prototyping, back-testing, and performance monitoring. This position involves the creation ofputer-based models that seek to predict the movements of worldwide financial markets.

Requirements:-

PhD in Engineering/Physicsputer Science/Mathematics/Financial Engineering from a red brick University.

Knowledge of machine learning, linear algebra

Ideally based in London or Europe with no visa requirements.

Programming proficiency with at least one major programming or scripting language ( C++, Java, Python) and strong experience with machine learning methods and techniques.

Interest in working for a start -up.

You will have Internship experience from a fund , bank or asset manager.

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