Quantitative Developer – Central Liquidity Strategies
A development role in Central Liquidity Strategies building q/kdb+ and Python applications for equity order flow routing, internalisation and financing. It supports an APAC-led initiative with researchers and traders.
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.
- Build q/kdb+ and Python applications for execution analytics
- Optimise quantitative models on large streaming datasets
- Define APIs and integration specs with partner teams
- Deliver models and tools for the APAC execution and financing initiative
What they ask for
Required
- 2-10 years in development at a financial institution
- Compiled and interpreted language experience
- Unix proficiency
- Degree in statistics, maths, physics or CS preferred
- Attention to detail
- Clear communication
Preferred
- q/kdb+
- Databases
- Equity electronic trading knowledge
- Education
- Scientific degree preferred, in statistics, maths, physics or computer science
- Experience
- 2-10 years in a development-intensive role at a financial institution
- Languages and tools
- Markets
- equities
How to prepare
- Learn q/kdb+ by loading and querying tick data
- Write a Python tool that processes streaming trade data efficiently
- Study equity order routing and internalisation
- Practise specifying an API for a quant model
What to study
- Quantitative Data Engineering
- Python for Quantitative Finance
- Market Microstructure and Execution
- Trading Systems and Low-Latency Infrastructure
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