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Excellent opportunity for an experienced Cricket Trader/Modeller to join brilliant clients team in central London. You will be joining a small but very established business who specialise within the sports trading industry. This is a new requirement and the experienced cricket trader will be expected to enhance their cricket market trading strategies and make an instant impact on the team.
This is predominantly an office based role so the successful candidate should be based in London.
As well as an excellent salary our client offers a comprehensive benefits package as well as an excellent working environment.

Skills required:

Strong Cricket Trading/Modelling Background
At least a MSc in technical related subject from Russell Group or equivalent University - Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, Data Science
Python, C#, C++
Excellent modelling and data handling experience
Attention to detail
Specific sports trading knowledge
Data Science
Excellent mathematical skills
Excellent communication skillsSpectrum IT Recruitment (South) Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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