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Millennium Management
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6 months ago
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Quantitative Researcher - Commodities

Millennium is a top tier global hedge fund with a strong commitment to leveraging innovations in technology and data science to solve complex problems for the business. We are assembling a strong Quant Technology team to build our next generation in-house analytics, Trader & Risk support tools.

Responsibilities

Work as part of a global team doing Commodities Model Research, Data Exploration & Project/code base maintenance Set up data pipelines, build analytical models & create visualization dashboards Interact with broad group of stakeholders including senior portfolio managers, business and technology leadership Role will focus on market positioning analytics

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of experience working with commodities futures market data and positioning data Prior experience with ETL pipelines Strong Python skills, practical knowledge of the python data science eco-system (numpy, pandas, jupyter, plotly, etc.) Experience developing on a Linux-based platform, cloud experience an advantage Good knowledge of Statistics and Data Science Knowledge of any trading systems and Portfolio Management advantageous Solid communications skills Able to work independently in a fast-paced environment Detail oriented, organized, demonstrating thoroughness and strong ownership of work

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