Mathematician Quantitative Researcher @ Hunter Bond
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About the Role
Hunter Bond is seeking a core early team member to join a stealth start-up quant fund. As a Mathematician Quantitative Researcher, you will harness data, mathematics, and technology to develop innovative trading strategies and investment models.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct mathematical and data science research to identify alpha-generating signals.
- Design and implement quantitative models for trading, risk management, and portfolio construction.
- Analyze vast financial and alternative datasets to uncover insights.
- Back test strategies and validate their robustness rigorously.
- Collaborate to deploy models into production systems.
- Keep current with academic and industry research trends.
Qualifications & Ideal Profile
Candidates should have 1-2+ years of financial quant research experience, preferably in trading environments from investment banking or elite buyside/hedge funds. An advanced degree (PhD or MSc) in Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Computer Science, or Engineering is required. Strong programming skills (Python, C++ or similar) and familiarity with machine learning are essential. A solid grounding in probability, statistics, and time-series analysis along with creative problem-solving abilities is key.
Opportunity & Compensation
This role offers a salary up to 250k plus performance-based bonuses. Future opportunities include partnership and equity within the fund. The fund is raising over $300M in AUM within 12 months, with a target of $1B, covering assets like crypto, equity, and options.
Key skills/competency
- quantitative research
- data analysis
- statistical modeling
- Python
- C++
- machine learning
- trading strategies
- risk management
- portfolio construction
- financial markets
How to Get Hired at Hunter Bond
🎯 Tips for Getting Hired
- Customize your resume: Highlight quant research and programming skills.
- Showcase experience: Detail your financial market projects.
- Prepare examples: Provide proof of model development success.
- Practice technical interviews: Review statistical and coding challenges.