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Quantitative Research Intern

Point72Added 1mo ago

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What you'll do

  • Transform raw datasets by checking quality, removing errors, standardizing values, and reducing complexity
  • Discover patterns and connections relevant to forecasting market behavior
  • Implement machine learning approaches for algorithmic trading strategies

What they're looking for

  • Graduate students pursuing advanced degrees in quantitative fields like finance, CS, math, or physics
  • Coding proficiency with C++, Java, C#, MATLAB, R, Python, or Perl
  • Solid math and analytical abilities plus enthusiasm for financial markets
  • Organized, articulate team player capable of independent work

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Pre-process (validate, clean, normalize, reduce dimension) very large data sets for model estimation and event studies
  • Identify features and relationships useful for the predictive modeling of market dynamics

DESIRABLE CANDIDATES

  • MS, or PhD candidates in finance, computer science, mathematics, physics, or other quantitative discipline
  • Programming in any of the following: C++, Java, C#, MATLAB, R, Python, or Perl
  • Strong analytical and quantitative skills
  • Demonstrated interest in financial markets and systematic trading
  • Clear, concise, and proactive communicator
  • Detail-oriented
  • Willing to take ownership of his/her work, working both independently and within a small team

This is an opportunity for students and researchers of advanced data modeling and statistical learning methods to apply these techniques to market prediction and systematic trading.

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