Quantitative Research Scientist
hushh technologiesKirkland (WA)
Quantitative Research Scientist
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hushh technologiesKirkland (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Kirkland, WA (Hybrid/Remote options available) $180,000 - $240,000 Full-time About HushhTech Hushh Technologies LLC is an investment technology firm that combines artificial intelligence, quantitative research, and careful product design to improve how capital is analyzed and allocated. Our team includes researchers, engineers, and investment professionals who care about durable systems, clear thinking, and long-term value creation.
Responsibilities:
Use advanced data science, machine learning, and applied mathematics to design and implement quantitative trading strategies Develop and enhance predictive models and algorithms to identify actionable investment opportunities Backtest and optimize strategies to ensure consistent, robust performance in varying market conditions Collaborate with data engineers to refine data inputs and ensure high-quality outputs for models Research financial market behavior to develop innovative solutions for systematic investing Skills, qualifications, and experience Ph.D. or Master's degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Physics, or a related field Demonstrated ability to conduct first-class research and apply insights to real-world problems Strong programming expertise in Python, R, or C++, with experience in cloud computing environments Solid understanding of financial markets and systematic investment strategies Track record of exceptional intellectual achievement and a passion for continuous learning
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