Associate Recruiter - Quantitative Trading

Algo Capital Group
London
2 days ago
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Associate Quantitative Trading Recruiter Algo Capital is recruiting a Associate Quantitative Trading Recruiter to join our team.

Applying for this role is straight forward Scroll down and click on Apply to be considered for this position.

We are a collaborative, technology-driven, and diversified search firm, with a primary focus on attracting top industry talent for a range of the most pioneering Hedge Funds, global trading firms, and Asset Management Companies across London, Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai, NYC, Chicago, and Miami.

As a scale-up business with an agile, collaborative approach we are focused on providing the best possible experience for all prospective candidates and clients we work with.

The successful candidates will be executing key recruitment mandates in Quantitative Trading and Research.

Placing candidates into the world's leading companies: hedge funds, proprietary trading, asset managers, private equity, and family offices.

Skills Required: 1 years preferred Recruitment sector experience; trading, technology, quantitative research, quantitative trading.

Resilience and ambition.

Strong presentation and phone skills.

Excellent writing and analytical skills.

Tech-savvy can work with various platforms and technologies.

Understand the principles of data, automation, analytics, and how that drives business.

Be able to work in a scalable work environment where no two days are the same.

We want to work with people who are excited to come to work and to be part of a business that strives to adapt and grow, and join a collaborative environment having fun along the way.

Why join us? High Autonomy

  • run your own desk Competitive base salary and uncapped commission structure Comprehensive recruitment, sales, and industry knowledge training Access to cutting-edge AI & Machine Learning CRM Platform Extensive resources and support to ensure successful results for our teams Collaborative and thriving company culture with employee-led communities and social events Low admin, allowing focus on high-value, revenue-generating activities Access to an excellent, high-caliber client base and industry reputation High-growth career path for delivery, business development, and 360° recruitment roles Merit-based promotions with no glass ceilings; we invest in our people Due to a huge client demand, we are expanding, and this is a hot desk with many senior specialist vacancies and to further develop quickly.

    Please apply now to learn more.

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