Macro Quant Researcher: Systematic Trading & Market Making

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Financial Quantitative Analysts Investment Banking and Securities Intermediation

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About the role

Goldman Sachs in New York is seeking a FICC Quantitative Researcher at Associate/VP level to join a team transforming fixed income, currencies, and commodities through quantitative trading and automation on the trading floor. The role focuses on developing market making and pricing tools, applying neural networks, factor models, and scalable calibration frameworks for real-time decision making, collaborating with traders and engineers.

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