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Capital Fund Management (CFM) seeks a Machine Learning Researcher to drive AI-based alpha models at the intersection of research and production engineering. You will design, implement, and scale models that power predictive signals, collaborating with data teams and quant researchers across the firm.
You will work with Python-based DL frameworks, distributed training tools, and state-of-the-art architectures, contributing to both research and engineering efforts in a fast-paced environment.
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Founded in 1991, we are a global quantitative and systematic asset management firm applying a scientific approach to finance to develop alternative investment strategies that create value for our clients.
We value innovation, dedication, collaboration, and the ability to make an impact. Together, we create a stimulating environment for talented and passionate experts in research, technology, and business to explore new ideas and challenge existing assumptions.
We’re hiring for a Machine Learning Researcher: a role that blends modern ML research, GPU-heavy experimentation, quantitative modelling, and production-quality engineering. You’ll join a newly formed quant research team whose goal is to build AI-based alpha models that are predictive, reliable and efficient. You will work at the intersection of research and engineering to design, implement, and scale the AI models and algorithms that power our predictive signals. You’ll collaborate closely with data teams, the ML platform team, portfolio teams, and quant researchers across the firm.
We are continuously striving to be an equal opportunity employer and we prohibit any discrimination based on sex, disability, origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, race, or religion. We believe that our diversity, breadth of experience, and multiple points of view are among the leading factors in our success.
CFM is a signatory of the Women Empowerment Principles .