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Senior Quantitative Analyst

Capstone Investment Advisors
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Experience with exotic equity products and scripted payoffs (ex. BLAN). Working knowledge of different volatility models (Local Volatility, Local Stochastic Volatility, Parametric Implied Volatility). Understanding of Monte-Carlo simulations. Ability to communicate efficiently and concisely in writing and verbally. Programming skills in at least one language, preferably C++. SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelors, Masters, or PhD in STEM or similar subject. Direct experience working with equities. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Strong quantitative skills and experience in statistical analysis. Collaborative team player with strong verbal communication skills. 8+ years working experience in the financial industry (buy or sell side). BONUS SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS: Programming skills in Java andor Python. Capstone is committed to creating an inclusive environment where we welcome people of different backgrounds. Capstone considers applications for employment without regard to all applicable protected characteristics, including race, color, religion, ethnicity, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, parental status, veteran status, or disability status.

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