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Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. in Atlanta seeks a Quantitative Engineer to join the Clearing Technology team. The role focuses on testing and validating quantitative risk models, while ensuring robust automation for clearing technology platforms.
You will work with project managers and developers to translate technical requirements into test strategies, implement automated tests, and contribute to the integrity of market risk calculations using Python, R, or MATLAB.
Intercontinental Exchange is looking for a Quantitative Engineer to be a part of our team. This role resides within the Clearing Technology segment of ICE. Clearing technology provides automation of risk management and modeling to ensure that markets can operate rapidly and efficiently while minimizing the likelihood of adverse outcomes during market volatility. The Quantitative QA role brings expertise in financial mathematics and technology to the clearing technology group.
Intercontinental Exchange is looking for a Quantitative Engineer to be a part of our team. This role resides within the Clearing Technology segment of ICE. Clearing technology provides automation of risk management and modeling to ensure that markets can operate rapidly and efficiently while minimizing the likelihood of adverse outcomes during market volatility. The Quantitative QA role brings expertise in financial mathematics and technology to the clearing technology group. You must be results-oriented, self-motivated and have the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment. This role requires frequent interaction with project managers, developers, product managers, and risk management/quantitative analysts in order to ensure that we deliver a quality clearing house risk platform to our users. Analytical skills and the ability to understand and test quantitative risk assessment/margin calculation models are crucial for the role.
Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to legally protected characteristics.