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Quantitative Trader

Citadel Securities

About the Role

At Citadel Securities, a leading global market maker, our team of Traders collaborates with the brightest minds in financial markets, technology, engineering and the sciences to tackle challenges in the markets. Semi-Systematic Traders leverage quantitative problem solving, market knowledge, game theory, and world class technology to generate profits through risk taking.

  • Integrate discretionary trading strategies with systematic ones to provide liquidity and make proactive trading decisions
  • Use creative problem solving techniques and strategic decision-making to optimize trade selection and execution
  • Use trading metrics and data analysis methods to improve decision-making and find innovative ways to generate additional profits
["Hong Kong", "London", "Miami", "New York", "Singapore"]

Responsibilities

  • Integrate discretionary trading strategies with systematic ones to provide liquidity and make proactive trading decisions
  • Use creative problem solving techniques and strategic decision-making to optimize trade selection and execution
  • Use trading metrics and data analysis methods to improve decision-making and find innovative ways to generate additional profits

Requirements

  • Experience trading complex financial products (e.g. options, ETFs, futures)
  • Interest in game theory, decision theory and strategy games
  • Ability to make decisions under time constraints in high pressure situations
  • Operational leadership and strong interest in trading and technology
  • Knowledge and proficiency in Python, SQL and R
  • Effective problem-solving skills and strategic decision-making
  • Detail oriented, excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Self-starter, not afraid to question status quo
  • Bachelor's Degree from a top university in: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

What You'll Get

  • $175k–$350k base salary
  • Medical and life insurance
  • Retirement and tax-free savings plans
  • Access to other healthcare programs
  • Discretionary incentive compensation program