Quantitative Developer (Commodities)

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cw talent solutionsMiami (FL)

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Quantitative Developer (Commodities)CW Talent Solutions is seeking a top-tier Quantitative Developer for a leading commodities-focused hedge fund based in Miami. Our client is a globally recognized alternative investment platform, leveraging cutting-edge quantitative research and advanced trading technology to drive superior performance.
Requirements: Minimum of five years of experience developing quantitative models in commodities or energy markets at a hedge fund, proprietary trading firm, or alternative investment firm Proven expertise in building and implementing systematic trading strategies across futures, options, and derivatives Strong programming skills in Python for high performance modeling and execution Experience integrating models into robust risk management and execution frameworks Track record of delivering measurable alpha and contributing to multi-million-dollar P&LWhat’s in it for you? Competitive compensation and significant career growth potential Access to state-of-the-art quantitative research tools and trading technology Collaborate with leading experts in commodities trading and quantitative research Join a firm where systematic, data-driven strategies are at the core of the business Why Choose Us? Our clients are recognized for their commitment to integrity, innovation, and quantitative excellence. If you thrive in an environment that values deep expertise and transformative research, this role offers the chance to make a tangible impact on trading outcomes. Gavin Mulhern:📞0044 3300 522 127📧 gavin.mulhern@cwtalentsolutions.com

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