Quantitative Researcher

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evergreen statistical tradingSeattle (WA)

Financial Quantitative Analysts Portfolio Management and Investment Advice

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$200,000 per year

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About the role

Evergreen is a proprietary trading firm based in Bellevue, Washington. We combine statistical research and technological excellence to trade in global financial markets. As a Quantitative Researcher at Evergreen, you will have the opportunity to discover novel statistical methods and execute rigorous quantitative analysis to improve our trading models. This includes analyzing vast quantities of financial data and working with our high-performance research and trading infrastructure.

Qualifications: Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Computer Science, or another related, highly quantitative field, with advanced coursework in algorithms, statistics and machine learning, networkprogrammingor compilers Strongproficiencyand hands-on experience in C++ Strong understanding of data structures, probability, and statistics Intellectual aptitude and ability for tackling complex problems with rigorous analytics and mathematical models through code Growth-oriented and collaborative mindset; enjoys working within a team Passion for research and discovery Annual base salary of $200,000.Additionalsigning and performance bonuses will be provided along withcompany-paidmedical and/or other benefits. As an equal opportunity employer, Evergreen employs and valuesan equitablework environment. We hope to bring people together from manydifferent backgroundsto create a workplace that is as diverse as the markets we trade.

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