Bloomberg Intelligence - US Equity Strategist

Bloomberg; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Bloomberg is seeking an experienced U.S. Equity Strategist to lead the equity research agenda at Bloomberg Intelligence. You will develop and publish insightful research products while engaging with clients and media.

The ideal candidate has over 5 years in equity strategy, a quantitative degree, and strong programming skills in Python. Knowledge of machine learning methodologies and Bloomberg Terminal is a bonus. This role offers the opportunity to influence investment decisions.

Qualifications

• 5+ years covering equity markets in strategy or research-focused role.
• Strong proficiency in econometric and statistical modeling.
• Familiarity with machine learning methodologies in a financial context.

Responsibilities

• Own the U.S. equity research agenda for Bloomberg Intelligence.
• Build scalable, repeatable research products integrating multiple perspectives.
• Publish timely, insightful research on market developments.

Skills

Equity strategy expertise

Statistical modeling

Programming in Python

Econometric analysis

Clear communication

Education

Bachelor's or advanced degree in a quantitative discipline

Tools

Bloomberg Terminal

Job description

About Bloomberg Intelligence

Bloomberg Intelligence (BI) delivers independent, data-driven research and interactive datasets integrated into the Bloomberg Terminal, helping investment professionals make decisions faster. With 500+ research professionals, BI provides company, credit, industry and strategy research across major global markets, covering 135+ industries and 2,000+ companies, including perspectives on company fundamentals as well as government policy, litigation and ESG. Our research and datasets are delivered through curated Terminal dashboards and interactive research decks, with underlying data typically one click away, drawing on proprietary Bloomberg sources and 600+ data contributors.

The Role

We're looking for an experienced U.S. Equity Strategist to join our Equity Strategy team. You bring a proven track record in equity strategy — ideally in a client-facing role with an established institutional following — and you're comfortable owning the full research process, from idea generation through to model development and publication. Experience engaging with media and public audiences is a real plus.

What You'll Be Doing

You'll own the U.S. equity research agenda at Bloomberg Intelligence, setting the direction for what we publish and how we communicate it. That means:

• Building scalable, repeatable research products that blend fundamental, technical, and quantitative perspectives — covering index valuation, earnings analysis, and sector-level trends in earnings, valuations, and investor sentiment.
• Designing and owning analytical models end-to-end: from the initial idea through specification, development, validation, and the research narrative that brings it to life.
• Publishing timely, ad hoc research on market-moving developments, with a clear point of view and genuine insight rather than a recap of what’s already known.
• Serving as a regular external voice on U.S. equities through Bloomberg TV and other media properties, and representing our views at client meetings, conferences, and speaking engagements.
• Partnering with Core Product and Bloomberg Index Services (BISL) on equity data, terminal functionality, and new Bloomberg‑branded index development.

What We’re Looking For

• 5+ years covering equity markets in a strategy or research-focused role
• A bachelor's or advanced degree in a quantitative discipline — Statistics, Mathematics, Finance, Engineering, Computer Science, or similar
• Strong proficiency in econometric and statistical modeling, with real hands‑on experience applying these to financial markets
• Familiarity with machine learning methodologies in a financial context
• Strong programming skills in Python, particularly pandas, NumPy, scikit‑learn, and statsmodels
• Clear, compelling written and verbal communication — you can make a complex market view accessible without dumbing it down
• Published research on U.S. equity earnings, valuations, or market outlooks
• A track record of building models that have influenced investment decisions

Bonus Points For

• Bloomberg Terminal experience and familiarity with its data ecosystem