About the role

COMPANYGlobal Multi Strategy Asset Manager (NYC) with over $80B of AUMJOB TITLEExecution TraderRESPONSIBILITIESExecute trades across commodities, FX, volatility, and listed futures in close partnership with portfolio managers and quantitative researchersDevelop liquidity and implementation strategies using live market data, counterparty pricing, and broker activityMonitor execution quality against benchmarks; analyze slippage trends to continuously improve trading outcomesManage trade booking, position tracking, and operational accuracy across the portfolio management systemCultivate and maintain strong relationships with counterparties, brokers, and market makersREQUIREMENTS4+ years of buy-side execution experience; macro or CTA background strongly preferredHands-on trading fluency across futures, FX, commodities, and volatility instrumentsFamiliarity with institutional execution platforms — Bloomberg EMSX, FXGO, FIT, or equivalentSharp analytical skills with the ability to translate market data into execution decisions under pressureDegree from a leading university; Excel and PowerPoint proficiency required, programming skills a plus

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