Equities Quantitative Investment Strategies - VP/Director

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Job Description:

The Equities Quantitative Investment Strategies (QIS) team is seeking an experienced quantitative strategist in New York to support the design and implementation of systematic equity and volatility‑control indices. The role combines quantitative modelling, data analysis, and robust technical implementation, and involves close collaboration with structuring, trading, and technology partners.

Responsibilities

• Develop and enhance new equity investable indices and vol‑control index strategies.
• Build and maintain index backtests, risk representation, client reports.
• Improve data pipelines and index infrastructure.
• Create tools for monitoring, risk analysis, and strategy performance.
• Work with traders and structurers to facilitate index innovation

• Degree in a quantitative field (Math, Physics, Engineering, Statistics, Computer Science, etc.).
• Strong programming skills, ideally in Python; experience with production systems is a plus.
• Knowledge of equities derivatives, or systematic strategies beneficial but not required.
• Strong problem‑solving skills and ability to communicate complex ideas clearly.