We are working with a leading global multi-strategy trading platform on their graduate and PhD-level Quantitative Researcher hiring for 2026/2027.
The Role
As a Quantitative Researcher you will:
Research and develop predictive signals from large, noisy datasets
Build, test and validate models with rigorous attention to statistical robustness, overfitting and transaction costs
Work alongside portfolio managers, traders and engineers to take research from prototype into production
Monitor live model performance and investigate divergence between expected and realised behaviour
Teams operate across the full frequency spectrum, from high-frequency and intraday through to medium-frequency, multi-day horizons, and across equities, futures, FX, options and other liquid asset classes. Placement is based on candidate fit rather than a fixed assignment.
Requirements
Bachelor's, Master's or PhD from a leading university in a highly quantitative discipline, mathematics, statistics, physics, computer science, electrical engineering or similar
Exceptional academic record
Strong programming ability in C++ or Python
Rigorous grounding in probability, statistics and linear algebra
Scientific scepticism, intellectual honesty and the ability to make progress on open-ended problems independently
Preferred
PhD in a quantitative discipline with a strong research or publication record
Prior internship in a quantitative capacity at a hedge fund, proprietary trading firm or investment bank
Strong results in international or national-level competitions - IMO, IPhO, IOI, ICPC, Putnam, Kaggle or equivalent
Experience applying machine learning to time-series or otherwise low signal-to-noise data
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