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Quantitative Research Intern (Year-Round)

AXQ Capital
Location
New York
Posted
2 months ago
Department
Quantitative Research
Salary
$75 to $100
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Undergraduate or graduate student at a top-tier university in a quantitative field (e.g., mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, computer science, financial engineering)
  • Strong foundation in probability and statistics, including statistical modeling, time-series analysis, and machine learning
  • Proficient in Python for data analysis and research
  • Intellectually curious and quick to learn, with a genuine interest in quantitative finance
  • Clear communicator who works well in a team and under pressure
Nice to have
  • Publications in leading academic journals or conferences
  • Strong results in national or international Olympiads (math, physics, or computer science)
What the job really is

As a Quantitative Research Intern at AXQ Capital, you will engage directly in developing and refining quantitative trading strategies while collaborating with senior researchers and portfolio managers. Your work will involve applying statistical and machine learning tools to analyze market data, transforming datasets for research, and exploring portfolio optimization techniques. This internship offers a pathway to full-time opportunities based on performance.

Benefits
  • Anticipated hourly pay range of $75 to $100, depending on prior experience and qualifications
  • Opportunity to earn a full-time return offer based on performance
  • Presentation to senior management at the end of the internship
Things to weigh
  • No specific mention of the technologies or tools beyond Python and statistical methods, which may limit exposure to a broader tech stack
  • Internship is competitive and intended for high-performing candidates, which may add pressure
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