Quant jobs / Graham Capital Management

Quantitative Trading and Research Operations Developer

An early-career developer role supporting the quantitative strategies department of a global macro fund. You maintain, refactor and test the code used in research and trading.

What you’d work on

Our reading of the posting: what a new hire in this role would most likely spend their first months on.

Refactor legacy research and trading programmes for reliability
Write test cases that catch errors before release
Support the tools and systems researchers use daily
Work on build, deployment and containerisation improvements
Take part in formal code review with a quality committee

What they ask for

Required

Bachelor's in computer science or similar
Strong Python
Program design and refactoring
CI/CD knowledge
Unix command line and Git
PowerShell familiarity
SQL familiarity

Preferred

Cybersecurity coursework
Cloud compute and infrastructure design
R, MATLAB and test-case writing

Education: Bachelor's in computer science or a related field
Experience: Early-career developer
Languages and tools: Python
SQL
PowerShell
R
MATLAB

How to prepare

Refactor a messy research script into tested modules
Set up a CI pipeline that runs unit tests on commit
Practise Unix shell work and Git workflows
Learn basic container use for reproducible research environments

What to study

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