Quantitative Investment Research – Systematic Strategies

Posted 3 days ago

goldman lloydsBrooklyn (NY)

Financial Quantitative Analysts Portfolio Management and Investment Advice

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Quantitative Investment Research – Systematic Strategies New York | Hedge Fund / Investment Management Total Comp: Base Salary + Competitive BonusWe are working with a leading alternative investment firm seeking a Quantitative Investment Researcher to join its public markets investment team in New York. This is an investment-focused role sitting at the intersection of systematic investing, quantitative research and portfolio strategy. The role provides exposure to some of the world's leading quantitative hedge funds and investment teams, with responsibility spanning strategy analysis, alpha assessment, portfolio/risk analysis and quantitative research. You will develop a deep understanding of how systematic strategies generate returns, identify sources of alpha and risk, assess their durability, and translate quantitative analysis into investment decisions. You will also work on proprietary research including expected-return modelling, statistical analysis, risk modelling, cross-asset research and the development/refinement of quantitative investment strategies and analytics. Background5–10 years within quantitative/systematic investing or closely related investment research Strong preference for systematic equities / equity quantitative research experience Strong statistical modelling, risk modelling and numerical-analysis capabilities Ability to understand and critically evaluate sophisticated systematic investment strategies Strong investment judgement and ability to communicate quantitative concepts clearly Advanced degree in a highly quantitative discipline preferred New York based

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