Quantitative Strategy Analyst

New York Times; New York (NY); On-site; USD 119,133 - 145,608; Full time

Job summary

The New York Times is seeking a Quantitative Strategy Analyst in New York, NY. This role involves developing and implementing complex mathematical and machine learning models for financial analysis and risk management. Candidates should hold a Master’s degree in a relevant field or a Ph.D. with relevant experience.

Compensation is competitive at $132,371 annually. The ideal candidate will have robust analytical skills and a commitment to driving informed investment decisions.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, or Physics.
• Two years of experience as Quantitative Research Analyst or related role.
• Strong mathematical and analytical skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement mathematical/machine learning models for financial analysis.
• Oversee portfolio management and risk management.
• Interpret results of financial analysis and asset allocation.

Skills

Mathematical modeling

Machine learning

Risk management

Statistical analysis

Education

Master’s degree in relevant field

Ph.D. in related field

Job description

Quantitative Strategy Analyst – New York, NY

Develop & implement complex mathematical/machine learning models to analyze & solve financial problems. Provide informed investment decisions, develop trading strategies, and manage risks for a factor‑based long‑short strategy with a net Sharpe ratio of 3 in digital assets. Develop quantitative techniques and systematic strategies. Oversee portfolio management and provide insights into asset allocation, risk management, and performance evaluation.

Identify and manage risks associated with investment portfolios. Interpret results of financial analysis.

Requirements: a Master’s degree in Industrial Engineering & Management Science, Mathematics, Computer Science/Engineering, Statistics, or Physics plus two years of experience as a Quantitative Research Analyst, Statistician, or Quantitative Researcher; or a Ph.D. in a related field and one year of experience in the same role.

Compensation: $132,371.00 per year.