Quantitative Research - SPG Quantitative Strategist - Associate or Vice President

J.P. Morgan; London; On-site; GBP 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Quantitative Strategist to join their London team. This role involves developing and enhancing data analytics for structured products, collaborating with the ABS desk to tackle complex challenges, and implementing innovative strategies to optimize performance. Ideal candidates will possess a strong quantitative background, programming skills, and a solid understanding of financial markets. This is a unique opportunity to thrive in a high-pressure environment while contributing to impactful financial solutions.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in a quantitative field is required.
• Experience in financial data analysis and programming is essential.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain data analytics for the EMEA SPG ABS desk.
• Collaborate with the ABS desk to solve complex problems.

Skills

Financial Markets Understanding

Programming Skills

Mathematical Skills

Data Science/Statistical Skills

Problem Solving Skills

Communication Skills

Team Player

Education

Master's Degree in Financial Engineering

Master's Degree in Computer Science

Master's Degree in Mathematics

Master's Degree in Physics

Tools

Python

C++

SQL

Job description

Job summary:

As an Associate or Vice President SPG Quantitative Strategist in Quantitative Research, your role will involve developing, maintaining, enhancing, and supporting data analytics for the EMEA SPG ABS desk. This opportunity allows you to join our London team, with a specific focus on ABS analytics work.

Job responsibilities:

• Develop, maintain, enhance, and support data analytics for the EMEA SPG ABS desk
• Collaborate closely with the ABS desk and management team to design, suggest, and solve complex problems
• Implement innovative quantitative strategies to optimize the performance of structured products

Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills:

• You have a Master degree (or equivalent) in financial engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics, or other quantitative field
• You demonstrate understanding of financial markets and programming skills
• Strong mathematical, data science/statistical, and problem solving skills
• Hands-on experience in financial data analysis
• Experience in programming (Python, C++, SQL, etc)
• Ability to work in a high-pressure environment and a good team player
• Prior experience and good understanding of securitized products markets desired
• Excellent communication and writing skills