Quantitative Trader

Role of a Quantitative Trader

Role and Responsibilities:

*Candidate is expected to have a rigorous quantitative aptitude and go-get attitude.

*Candidate will be monitoring closely quantitative models in Derivatives markets and manage the Risk of its open Positions

Requirements:

Education (Candidate should satisfy one of the following)

 B.Sc./M.Sc. Mathematics or B.Sc./M.Sc. Statistics from a reputed college with good grades

 B.Tech with good grades and strong quantitative aptitude

 CFA/FRM Level 1 cleared

 Any other degree with Financial Derivatives as a subject and through knowledge of Options Greeks (Portfolio Level, Risk Management, Hedging)

Preferences:

Following skill sets are not required but candidate will get preference if he/she possesses any of the following:

 Working knowledge of python for historical data analysis or working on real-time analytics getting feed from a web API (Data structures, numpy, scikit-learn, tensor flow)

 MATLAB/R for Time series analysis

 Knowledge of AFL ( Amibroker Formula Language)

Benefits and Advantages for Candidate:

 Steep learning curve

 Extensive training on mathematics of derivatives market

 Dynamic work environment.

 Merit based growth

 Quarterly bonuses Based on Performance post training period (where bonus can surpass the base salary)

Pay Structure:

 Extensive training period(probation period) of 3 months(Stipend Paid during training period INR 20,000)

 Pay Structure post the training period:

Base Salary of 5 Lacs p.a  + Performance Bonuses

Working Hours:

We neither believe in staying unnecessary in office if there's nothing productive to be done nor do we believe in long unproductive lunch breaks.

 Standard Market Hours : 8:45 – 5.00 p.m

 Training Pre and Post market hours