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A leading global multi-strategy hedge fund (north of $20bn AUM) is seeking to bring on a junior quantitative researcher to an established index rebal team. They are specifically looking for candidates with 0-2 years of experience, and ideally some buyside experience (this can be an internship). This is an exciting opportunity for an early-careers quant with a passion for markets, data, and systematic investing.


You will:

  • Develop predictive models for constituent changes and associated flows
  • Analyze historical rebalancing patterns and post-event performance
  • Backtest and validate systematic strategies around index changes
  • Monitor upcoming index events and help communicate key insights to stakeholders


Background:

  • Educated to masters level in a relevant discipline
  • Proficiency in Python, R, or another analytical programming language
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