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Electronic Trading Modeler, PhD “Quant”, USA-NY-New York City
Electronic Trading Modeler, PhD “Quant”
Company: Analytic Recruiting Inc.  
Location:   USA-NY-New York City  
Remuneration:   Competitive Compensation  
Position Type:   Employee  
Employment type:   Full time  
Updated:   04 Dec 2008  
eFC Ref no:   416797  
 


Major NYC based Investment Bank is looking for a quantitative PhD to model and develop strategies for High Frequency Trading.

As member of an Electronic Trading Research Team, responsibilities will involve researching the microstructure of markets and developing automatic pricing and trading capabilities. The work will involve mining intra day data on prices, volatility and liquidity to model and predict short-term market behavior/opportunities. Applicant should have a PhD Degree in a quantitative discipline emphasizing signal processing, stochastic control, prediction, pattern recognition, machine learning and/or dynamical systems. Strong computer skills are a must. Industry or Academic research experience in modeling market dynamics or pattern recognition for high-frequency data highly desired.

Register online at AnalyticRecruiting.com and refer to Job#281-16514. MS Word attached resume will be requested. Recruiter for this position: Dan Raz, email@analyticrecruiting.com.

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Dan Raz
Company:
Analytic Recruiting Inc.
Email:
email@analyticrecruiting.com
Website:
www.analyticrecruiting.com
Recruiter Ref:
DR444-16514

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