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Eka Finance
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T Posted byRecruiterResearch Led, Start Up focusing on behavioural learning and simulation in virtual environments is looking to recruit a Machine Learning Researcher.

Role:-

You will start off by applying your machine learning skills to research , develop and deploy systematic strategies . You will work very closely with the senior quant traders on the team . You will work alongside members whoe from internetpanies, leading technology names and academia.

Requirements:-

You must have a PhD in Machine Learning or a field that is closely related..

You should have deep research experience in predictive modelling , clustering , time series, machine learning , NLP etc .

Your experience can be from any Industry.

You will need to demonstrate a passion for the application of ML to trading the financial markets ,

Coding skills in C++/ Python/ Java.

You should have the ability to solve theoretical and practical machine learning problems .

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