Systematic Macro Quantitative Researcher
Systematic Macro Quantitative Researcher
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Preferably 3 or more years of quantitative research experience focused on systematic macro strategies, including alpha research across commodities, FX or rates.
- Strong research and programming skills, with proficiency in Python.
- Strong understanding of statistical analysis, quantitative modelling and systematic strategy development.
- Experience across electricity, natural gas, crude oil, oil products or agricultural commodities is highly advantageous.
- Experience researching intraday macro strategies is beneficial.
- Knowledge of transaction cost modelling is advantageous.
- Experience building production quantitative systems within a hedge fund, proprietary trading firm or systematic investment environment is preferred.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with intellectual curiosity and a proactive approach to alpha research.
- Ability to think independently, approach data analysis creatively and communicate complex ideas clearly.
- Ability to contribute effectively within a collaborative, fast-paced investment team.
- Bachelor's, Master's or PhD in Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Economics, Physics or a related quantitative discipline is preferred.
- For more information contact:
- Elaine Bunyan - elaine@pointonetalent.comGraham Murphy – graham@pointonetalent.com
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