Quantitative Researcher - Market Modeling & Data

Trading Interview; Singapore; On-site; SGD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

4 Weeks of paid vacation

Regular after work parties

Top-of-the-line health insurance for a

International team outing

Job summary

Graviton Research Capital is seeking a Quantitative Researcher for its Singapore team. The role focuses on developing and refining trading models using time series analysis, stochastic methods, and data-driven techniques to identify pricing anomalies across asset classes.

You will analyze terabytes of data, apply statistical inference, and provide real-time analytical support to experienced traders. A degree in a highly analytical field and programming experience in C/C++ are required, with a

Qualifications

• Degree in a highly analytical field (Engineering/Mathematics/CS) from a top university.
• Strong quantitative mindset and problem-solving ability.
• Working knowledge of Linux/Unix environments.
• Programming experience, preferably in C/C++.
• Interest in learning financial markets is essential.
• Demonstrated strong work ethic and integrity.

Responsibilities

• Develop new or improve existing trading models on in-house platforms.
• Apply advanced mathematical techniques to model and predict market movements.
• Analyze large financial datasets to identify trading opportunities.
• Provide real-time analytical support to traders.

Skills

C/C++ programming

Quantitative mindset

Strong work ethic

Linux/Unix knowledge

Education

Degree in Engineering/Mathematics/CS

Tools

Linux/Unix

Job description

Graviton Research Capital is seeking a Quantitative Researcher for its Singapore team. The role focuses on developing and refining trading models using time series analysis, stochastic methods, and data-driven techniques to identify pricing anomalies across asset classes.

You will analyze terabytes of data, apply statistical inference, and provide real-time analytical support to experienced traders. A degree in a highly analytical field and programming experience in C/C++ are required, with a