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Quantitative Researcher – Crypto HFT

Algo Capital Group
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5 months ago
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Apply advanced mathematical models and statistical techniques to develop alpha-generating strategies in crypto. A world-leading proprietary trading fund is seeking Quantitative Researchers to develop and execute high-frequency trading strategies in the digital asset space. You’ll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of engineers and quants to deploy real-time, scalable trading solutions and have the autonomy to implement your own trading strategies.


What you’ll do:

  • Design and implement High-frequency trading strategies for digital assets.
  • Work closely with infrastructure teams to optimize latency and execution.
  • Leverage data to continuously refine strategies and stay ahead of market trends.


What’s in it for you?

  • Be immersed in cutting-edge High-frequency trading systems and strategies for the crypto space.
  • Competitive salary with profit-sharing opportunities based on performance.
  • A dynamic and fast-paced environment with tier-1 infrastructure access.


Key Skills & Knowledge:

  • 4+ years’ experience with Python.
  • Extensive expertise in mathematics and statistics, with a particular focus on statistical modelling and signal generation.
  • Experience as a crypto high-frequency quantitative trader, proven multi-year track record of consistent PnL, and a 2+ Sharpe ratio.


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