IT & Software

Quantitative Developer

Albert Bow

New York · New York · United States

We’re looking for a Quantitative Developer to build and scale the analytics and infrastructure supporting quantitative research, portfolio construction, risk management, and systematic trading across multiple asset classes.


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This is a highly technical role combining C++ software engineering, quantitative finance, market data, and trading infrastructure.


What you’ll be doing:


Build and maintain analytics platforms supporting equities, futures, options, ETFs, and other instruments

Productionize quantitative research models for backtesting and live trading

Design scalable systems for large-scale market and risk data

Build and improve backtesting and simulation infrastructure

Develop risk, P&L, and portfolio analytics

Build tools, GUIs, and applications for quantitative researchers and traders

Optimize performance, scalability, and reliability

Work directly with quantitative researchers and portfolio managers to turn research ideas into production systems


Key requirements:


Strong, demonstrable C++ engineering skills

Solid understanding of financial markets and options

Experience working with options market xhqgsiq data

Understanding of implied volatility surfaces and options pricing

Experience building or significantly improving backtesting infrastructure

Strong problem-solving and software engineering skills

STEM degree: BS/MS/PhD


Strong fit: C++ developers with experience in quant trading, options, market data, backtesting, trading systems, or quantitative research infrastructure.

Reference: WJ-3131_4687889

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