Senior Manager Quantitative Strategist - Fixed Income

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taurus searchNew York (NY)

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Responsibilities: Spearhead the end-to-end delivery of a bond analytics library, applying deep product knowledge in fixed income asset classes. Lead the development, validation, and production deployment of models supporting pricing and market risk management. Design and maintain robust, scalable quantitative libraries for production use, ensuring performance and resilience. Partner closely with fixed income traders, market risk management and technology to ensure analytics solutions meet business requirements. Build, mentor, and develop high-performing quantitative talent, promoting a culture of technical excellence and innovation.
Requirements: 10+ years of experience in a Quantitative Strategist role with a focus on pricing and market risk models. Proven track record of building and leading teams and delivering complex, enterprise-scale initiatives. Outstanding knowledge of fixed income pricing and market risk concepts. Strong interpersonal skills with ability to hold high profile conversations with trading desks and market risk teams. Advanced Python skills with strong quantitative and statistical modelling capabilities.

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