Senior Quant Analyst

JR United Kingdom; London; Hybrid; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading financial technology institution in London is seeking a Quantitative Analyst to join their innovative team. This role offers the opportunity to work with top capital markets firms, implementing advanced data solutions. You will collaborate closely with client teams, ensuring effective integration of order book data. The position includes a competitive salary package and flexible working options, making it ideal for professionals looking to thrive in a tech-driven environment.

Benefits

Discretionary Bonus

Share Options

Qualifications

• At least 4 years of experience in quantitative analytics.
• Excellent Python skills for data manipulation.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with client quant research and trading teams.
• Implement granular T+1 order book data across systems.
• Work within a flexible hybrid structure.

Skills

Python

Quantitative Analytics

Financial Markets

Job description

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About the Client

My client is an innovative data provider to the world's leading financial institutions, with established clients on both the buy and sell side.

Responsibilities

1. Be part of a rapidly scaling fintech working with top capital markets firms while maintaining a tech-driven startup culture.
2. Collaborate directly with end-user client quant research and trading teams to implement granular T+1 order book data across their systems.
3. Operate within a flexible hybrid working structure, with the option to work remotely for two weeks per year.
4. Enjoy a competitive compensation package, including a base salary up to £100k, discretionary bonus, and share options.
5. Work in an award-winning, highly respected financial technology institution.

Requirements

1. At least 4 years of experience in quantitative analytics.
2. Excellent Python skills for data manipulation.
3. Strong domain knowledge across financial markets, including futures, derivatives, equities, and fixed income.