Additional Information
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Position Overview:
Squarepoint is seeking talented, curious, and self‑driven graduate‑level candidates who are eager to apply strong quantitative and computational foundations in a challenging and innovative environment at the intersection of technology and investment research.
As a Graduate Quant Developer, you will work on the front line of our quantitative research business, collaborating closely with quantitative researchers and technologists to design, build, and maintain scalable, production‑grade systems that directly support alpha generation and investment decision‑making. This role is designed to support early‑career growth through hands‑on development, close collaboration, and continuous learning in a highly collegiate, high‑performance environment.
Role and Responsibilities
Apply quantitative reasoning and software engineering skills to support investment research and trading
Learn to translate business and research requirements into scalable, maintainable data processing workflows
Work closely with quantitative researchers to design and implement efficient workflows for alpha generation
Contribute to data‑driven analytics and tooling across a wide range of asset classes
Develop, extend, and maintain libraries, tools, and frameworks used by researchers and traders globally
Collaborate closely with peers across our global Investment and Technology departments
Gradually take ownership of technical components and contribute ideas and solutions with direct commercial impact
Required Qualifications
Degree in a quantitative discipline (e.g. Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, or similar) with a strong interest in computational and software‑driven problem solving
Proficiency in at least one of our core languages: Python, C++, or KDB+/q
Prior exposure to software development in a commercial, academic, or research environment, evidenced through internships, academic projects, work experience, or personal projects
Familiarity with Linux and version control systems (e.g. git)
Ability to work effectively with AI tools and systems, including demonstrable experience using them collaboratively to enhance software development, data analysis, or research workflows
Clear written and verbal communication skills
Strong curiosity, motivation to learn, and willingness to develop new skills
Ability to work effectively in a fast‑paced, collaborative team environment