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: Development of sophisticated pattern-detection algorithms to be utilised across all of TradingHub's product offerings Research and development of broad models of market dynamics across multiple asset classes Prototyping, testing, and validation of TradingHub's proprietary mathematical/statistical models Use of in-house big data language for the large-scale pricing and analysis of security and risk data Implementation and optimisation of the core algorithms used by TradingHub to perform deep analysis of financial data Requirements

Main Skillspetencies: Proficiency with C#, C++ or Python Evidence of exceptional mathematical and analytical skills Initial industry experience working as a quant within a financial services organisation Some knowledge of risk sensitivities or "Greeks" such as Delta, Gamma, DV01 etc. Understanding of derivatives ( swaps, options, futures) Confidence to experiment with new ideas and technologies Keen to work in a fast-paced environment Benefits

Life at TradingHub is a rewarding journey within a fast-growingpany that thrives on innovation and collaboration. Bybining the best of both tech and finance, we're able to solveplex problems together and deliver meaningful results to our customers. Everybody has value to bring, and we wee individuality as a key driving force behind our collective success.

Rooted in everything that we do are our core values: Accountability, Ambition, Partnership and Trust. These provide the foundation for a sustainable workplace culture and the platform for you to harness your unique experience and be the best version of yourself. We believe in our people and invest in their growth, and together, we can sit on the right side of history.

Employee Benefits: Annual discretionary performance bonus Hybrid working policy Office lunches twice a week Aviva private medical insurance + Unum dental cover Extended parental leave (up to 6 months of fully paid maternity leave) 25 days annual leave + bank holidays Enhancedpany pension plan Salary sacrifice scheme 5 days study leave towards professional qualifications Cycle to Work & Techscheme Death in service coverage Don't tick every single requirement? Research shows that candidates from under-represented groups are less likely to apply unless they meet all the criteria. We are dedicated to building a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace, so if this role excites you, please don't let our specification hold you back. Get in touch!

TradingHub is an equal opportunities employer. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, ethnic or national origins, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, reproductive health decisions, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, socio-economic background, responsibilities for dependants, physical or mental disability or other applicable legally protected characteristics. TradingHub selects candidates for interview based solely on their skills, experience and qualifications.

We aremitted to making our recruitment process accessible to all and we encourage candidates to inform us of any required adjustments. A full copy of our diversity, equity and inclusion policy will be made available to you upon request.
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