Quantitative Trader

Fasanara Capital Ltd
London
7 months ago
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Fasanara Digital is a quantitative investment team applying a scientific, high frequency investment style in digital assets, seeking to achieve exceptional risk-adjusted returns for our investors. We were founded in 2018 and have grown to a 20-person strong team, managing over $350m USD in a basket of fully delta-neutral trading strategies. Our team members come from diverse backgrounds. We are fully dedicated to building out our globally deployed, 24/7 availability trading platform, which allows us to capture trading opportunities on >15 crypto liquidity venues, and maintain our position as one of the top trading firms in the crypto industry.

Our Culture

We are strong believers in meritocracy, and we seek to reward people based on impact and excellence. The environment is collaborative, entrepreneurial, and trust based. We set ambitious goals, work extremely hard, stress the importance of teamwork, and adhere to the highest level of excellence in everything we do. We are only as good as our team. Thus, we are building the firm around exceptional talent.

The role

We are looking for a Quantitative Trader specialising in market-making on crypto centralised exchanges. Leveraging your skills in statistical modeling, quantitative analysis, and live trading execution, you will play a critical role in expanding and optimizing our market-making strategies within the crypto trading business.

Key Responsibilities:

  • PnL driving and responsibilities for new and existing strategies, including market making and basis trading
  • Understanding and working with technology teams to optimise quoting logic, latency and strategies as you see fit
  • Collaborating and monetising alpha signals produced by research teams
  • Managing exchange fee tier/volume requirements
  • Strong experience, with quantitative trading (Crypto preferred)
  • Strong market-oriented mindset with the desire to monetise research and maximise market opportunities
  • Experience using quantitative techniques to analyse and prototype strategies
  • Strong skills in Python, SQL and working knowledge of C++/Java
  • Hands on experience with large volumes of time-series data – primarily in SQL
  • Attention to details with a good sense of organisation and priority
  • Bupa health & dental, Cycle to Work scheme, enhanced pension, and generous annual leave (25 days+).
  • Enhanced parental leave, special leave allowances, and charity giving options.
  • Competitive bonus scheme.
  • Regular team events, legendary summer & Christmas parties, knowledge sharing sessions, and quarterly town halls.
  • Team lunches, dinners, Friday drinks, team sport activities.

Location

London – Onsite 5 days per week. We are an in-person-first culture and believe in fostering a vibrant work environment centred around connection and community.

If you feel you don’t necessarily have all of the experiences that we’re looking for, but still believe you could be excellent at this role, we’d still be keen to hear from you.

Fasanara is an equal opportunities employer. We believe building a fair and transparent workforce begins with the recruitment process that does not discriminate on the grounds of gender, sexual orientation, marital or civil partner status, pregnancy or maternity, gender reassignment, race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin, religion or belief, disability or age.


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