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Graduate Quant Researcher 2027 London

Maven
Location
London
Posted
13 days ago
Department
Emerging Talent - Trading
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • A Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD student in applied mathematics, statistics, engineering or physics
  • Relevant programming experience in at least one language (Python, C++, C#)
  • Proactive interest in improving existing trading strategies and identifying new opportunities
  • Motivated for quantitative research, financial services and trading, with knowledge of financial markets
  • A willingness to adopt and utilise emerging AI technologies
What the job really is

The Graduate Quant Researcher Programme at Maven Securities is designed for high-potential individuals to develop their skills in quantitative research within a proprietary trading firm. Participants will undergo a structured training program focusing on automated trading algorithms, quantitative pricing models, and data analysis to identify trading opportunities. The role emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and the application of AI technologies in financial markets.

Benefits
  • 25 days of annual leave plus UK bank holidays
  • Frequent social events, from welcome dinners and summer parties to immersive arcade games and end of programme celebrations!
  • An annual learning and development budget, alongside wider training and development opportunities
  • Daily breakfast and lunch in the London office, plus snacks and drinks throughout the day
  • Private medical and dental cover, eye care support, life assurance, employer pension contributions and an Employee Assistance Programme
  • Consideration for a discretionary annual bonus
Things to weigh
  • Position aimed at candidates with fewer than 3 years of professional work experience
  • Application deadline is on a rolling basis, which may lead to early closure of the application process
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