The Core Engineering, FTP Strats, Associate, Quantitative Engineering
The Core Engineering, FTP Strats, Associate, Quantitative Engineering
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Lead
About the role
- Design and implement quantitative frameworks and mathematical models to accurately price funding for Firm's assets and liabilities
- Develop fixed-income tradable models for internal funding transfer and risk centralization as well as pricing models for deposits based to quantify deposits risk to markets sensitivities
- Understand business needs, data requirements and specifications; facilitate and develop process workflow required to support implementation of data engineering solutions
- Develop analytics and reporting to provide transparency on FTP and ALMAnalyze model output and facilitate understanding of model results by non-technical clients
- Manage/Execute end-to-end systems development cycle from requirements analysis, coding, testing, UAT and post go live maintenance
- Advanced degrees (PhD or Masters) in a quantitative field such as Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or Computer Science -- or bachelor's with relevant work experience
- Strong analytical and problem-solving ability
- Python or similar programming language
- Excellent communication skills, including experience speaking to both technical and business audiences and working globally across multiple regions
- Familiarity with financial markets, financial products, and optimization is a plus
- Self-motivated team player
- Job Info:
- Job Identification 184492 Job Category Associate
- Posting Date 09/14/2026, 05:28 PMLocations New York, NY, United States
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