Quantitative Research Developer: Futures & FX Signals

Graham Capital; West Palm Beach (FL); On-site; USD 200,000 - 275,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and life insurance

401(k) plan with company contribution

Paid vacation and sick leave

HSA/FSA options

Profit sharing

Job summary

Graham Capital Management, L.P. seeks a Quantitative Research Developer to advance its Quantitative Strategies team. You will improve existing trading code, develop new systematic signals for futures and FX, and collaborate across disciplines to improve performance and robustness.

The role requires 2+ years in systematic trading, strong programming in Python/MATLAB, and ability to convey complex ideas clearly. Office is in West Palm Beach, with a focus on scalable, robust research.

Qualifications

• 2+ years related experience in systematic futures and/or FX trading on the buy side.
• Exposure to securities and derivatives markets with knowledge in mid-to-low frequency systematic strategies.
• Advanced programming in Python and/or MATLAB for quantitative research and strategy implementation.
• Ability to synthesize complex topics into easily digestible written commentary.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Ensure the efficiency and accuracy of existing production code.
• Research and develop methods to improve trading signals and diversify production strategies.
• Develop signals that trade futures and FX markets to complement current approaches.
• Follow robust research procedures to align simulated and actual performance.
• Collaborate with technology, operations, trading, marketing and accounting teams.
• Regularly present findings to management and the investment committee.
• Complete other projects as requested by senior management.

Skills

Python

MATLAB

Communication skills

Job description

Graham Capital Management, L.P. seeks a Quantitative Research Developer to advance its Quantitative Strategies team. You will improve existing trading code, develop new systematic signals for futures and FX, and collaborate across disciplines to improve performance and robustness.

The role requires 2+ years in systematic trading, strong programming in Python/MATLAB, and ability to convey complex ideas clearly. Office is in West Palm Beach, with a focus on scalable, robust research.