Quantitative Architect / Software Engineer – Macro Engineering
A senior engineering role building quantitative software for a systematic macro business that is expanding. It works closely with macro researchers on factor models, instrument returns and simulation tooling.
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.
- Prototype and productionise macro research ideas
- Build or speed up macro research simulations
- Compute macro instrument returns used to build portfolios
- Measure how your work affects trading models and explain it to researchers
What they ask for
Required
- Bachelor's in a technical or quantitative subject
- 7+ years of experience
- Design, implementation and debugging skills
- Record of releasing high-quality software
- Collaboration with modellers and engineers
Preferred
- Quantitative software experience in macro instruments and markets
- Education
- Bachelor's in a technical or quantitative field such as CS, maths or physics.
- Experience
- 7+ years required; 10+ preferred
- Markets
- multi-asset
How to prepare
- Build a macro factor or futures-returns pipeline with roll handling and tests
- Study how macro instruments such as rates, FX and commodity futures are quoted and rolled
- Practise performance work on simulation and backtest code
- Learn research-to-production workflows and how to measure model impact
What to study
- Financial Instruments, Markets and Conventions
- Quantitative Research, Data and Backtesting
- Python for Quantitative Finance
- Professional Quant Practice
- Portfolio Theory and Quantitative Investment
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