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Marshall Wace is offering a Quantitative Research Internship in London. You will work under mentorship to develop and implement mathematical models and algorithms, analysing large datasets to identify trends for investment strategies.
You will present findings to the team and contribute to strategic decision-making, within a collaborative, innovation-driven environment. The 2027 internship runs 28 June to 3 September in our London office.
Dates: 28th June - 3rd September 2027. We are unable to facilitate any other dates or longer periods.
Location:This internship is only available in our London office.
We are seeking highly motivated and talented individuals for our Quantitative Research Internship in London. This is an exciting opportunity to work with a team of experts in the field of quantitative finance and gain hands-on experience in a dynamic and innovative environment.
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About the team
Marshall Wace is a leading provider of alternative investment solutions, managing quantitative, systematic, and fundamental strategies with a focus on long/short equity. Our strategies are implemented globally, leveraging proprietary systems and processes. Technology and data have been at the core of our business for more than two decades. In 2002, we launched MW TOPS, the world's first 'Alpha Capture' application. Today, we continue to foster an environment focused on innovation and the pursuit of excellence.
Our quantitative researchers are a group of talented individuals with specialisations in a range of subjects including maths, physics, engineering, and computer science. They are responsible for conceptualising, developing, and analysing models for use in our quantitative and systematic strategies as well as our electronic trading processes. They look to reduce risk and cost while maximising returns, with access to a wealth of tools designed to help them build complex models with ease.
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