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Quantitative Trading & Research – Securities Services (Analyst/Associate)

A data science and ML role in JPMorgan's QTR group serving the securities services business. You build ML and optimisation tools for deposit and net interest income decisions rather than trade markets.

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.

  • Develop ML-driven analytics and automation with business leads
  • Build sequential decision tools to optimise net interest income under balance sheet constraints
  • Design scalable data architecture for transaction data
  • Prototype and take projects through to production
  • Present findings with data visualisation

What they ask for

Required

  • PhD or MS in a quantitative field
  • Machine learning, statistics and maths fundamentals
  • End-to-end data science in Python
  • Communication with non-technical audiences

Preferred

  • Kaggle or GitHub track record
  • Sequential decision-making experience
  • LLMs and deep learning
  • Cloud or HPC
Education
Advanced degree (PhD or MS) in physics, maths, CS, engineering or similar
Experience
Not specified; early-career
Languages and tools
  • Python

How to prepare

  • Build an end-to-end ML project from data cleaning to a deployed model
  • Learn reinforcement learning basics and optimisation under constraints
  • Study how banks manage deposits, liquidity and net interest income
  • Practise presenting model results to non-technical audiences

What to study

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SelfMadeQuant wrote this summary from the employer’s public posting, last checked 6 November 2026. SelfMadeQuant isn’t affiliated with JPMorgan and doesn’t handle applications.

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