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Quantitative Developer, Python

Tower Research Capital
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1 month ago
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Responsibilities

Iterating quickly with on-site quantitative researchers on the research processes in order to improve the desk's quantitative trading strategies P&L


Developing Python tools used in trading strategies research
Improving the existing simulation/backtest framework
Monitoring & maintenance of quantitative research jobs
Help global research team on EMEA-related research through various communication channels

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent practical experience). A Master's degree is preferred


Very good knowledge of Python language and statistical libraries like Numpy, Pandas, Polars
Minimum 5 years experience in Python development
Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative and geographically distributed environment
Excellent communication and teamwork abilities
Experience in C++ Development 
Experience with scripting languages such as Bash
Experience with workflow management and task scheduling
Good knowledge of both Equities and Equity Derivatives trading

Benefits


Tower’s headquarters are in the historic Equitable Building, right in the heart of NYC’s Financial District and our impact is global, with over a dozen offices around the world. 


At Tower, we believe work should be both challenging and enjoyable. That is why we foster a culture where smart, driven people thrive – without the egos. Our open concept workplace, casual dress code, and well-stocked kitchens reflect the value we place on a friendly, collaborative environment where everyone is respected, and great ideas win.


Our benefits include:

Generous paid time off policies


Savings plans and other financial wellness tools available in each region
Hybrid working opportunities
Free breakfast, lunch, and snacks daily 
In-office wellness experiences and reimbursement for select wellness expenses (e.g., gym, personal training and more) 
Company-sponsored sports teams and fitness events (JPM Corporate Challenge, Cycle for Survival, Wall Street Rides FAR and more)
Volunteer opportunities and charitable giving 
Social events, happy hours, treats, and celebrations throughout the year
Workshops and continuous learning opportunities

At Tower, you’ll find a collaborative and welcoming culture, a diverse team and a workplace that values both performance and enjoyment. No unnecessary hierarchy. No ego. Just great people doing great work – together.

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