Systematic ETF Trader
Systematic ETF Trader
Posted 15 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Trade equity ETFs, futures and related derivatives within a systematic market-making framework, managing execution and risk daily
- Design, own and optimize market-making, arbitrage and hedging strategies, including spread setting, order placement, inventory management and intraday risk controls
- Develop and refine automated trading models, signal generation and risk algorithms, taking them from research through production
- Manage the ETF creation and redemption process, incorporating primary and secondary market dynamics into pricing and risk models
- Analyze NAV dislocations, basket composition changes and ETF/NAV basis relationships to inform trading decisions
- Work with ETF issuers and authorized participants on operational and structural matters that affect trading strategies
- Improve execution quality by applying market microstructure insights, managing latency and following venue-specific rules
- Partner with the firm’s engineering team to enhance low-latency infrastructure, integrate new indicators and risk controls, and maintain strong system performance
- Model cross-asset relationships, including interest rates, sector exposures and index mechanics, to expand the platform’s capabilities
- Implement real-time risk management tools, such as position limits, P&L monitoring and regulatory compliance checks
- Take full ownership of the firm’s existing systematic trading systems, including new signal integration, backtesting frameworks and production workflows
- Experience3-to-7 years
- Holding or open to obtaining Series 7 and Series 57 licenses
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