Bank of America
Commodities Quantitative Analyst - Global Commodities Index Products (GCIP)

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Job Description
We are seeking a talented and driven Quantitative Analyst to join the Commodities team within the Quantitative Strategies and Data Group (QSDG), supporting the Global Commodities Index Products (GCIP) trading desk.
Commodity QSDG is a global team with members in London, New York, Houston, and Singapore. The team develops and supports quantitative platforms, analytical tools, models, and data solutions for commodities businesses across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC.
This London-based role will focus on the continued development of the strategic platform supporting Bank of America’s commodities investible index franchise. The successful candidate will build scalable platform components, implement new indices and strategies, improve existing analytics and workflows, and support the platform in production.
The role is highly business-facing and involves close interaction with trading, index structuring, sales, and technology teams. It will suit someone who enjoys a fast-paced, high-intensity flow environment, values direct engagement with the business, and is comfortable balancing strategic platform development with timely support for trading priorities.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain the Python platform supporting commodities investible indices
- Implement new indices, strategies, as well as backtesting capabilities, and trading analytics
- Build scalable data pipelines, calculation components, controls, and monitoring tools
- Support the GCIP trading desk and resolve production, data, and calculation issues
- Improve platform reliability, performance, testing, and maintainability
- Work closely with trading, structuring, sales, and technology to deliver business priorities


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What We Are Looking For
- A strong degree in mathematics, statistics, computer science, engineering, physics, quantitative finance, or a related field
- Strong Python programming and software development skills
- Experience with structured development practices, including source control, testing, code review, and release processes
- Rigorous problem-solving skills and strong attention to data quality and controls
- An interest in building and owning production-quality quantitative platforms
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a business-facing, high-intensity environment
Preferred Skills
- Experience with index, trading, risk, backtesting, or financial analytics platforms
- Knowledge of SQL, kdb+/q, databases, APIs, or large-scale data processing
- Understanding of investible indices, systematic strategies, or commodity derivatives
- Knowledge of statistics, derivatives pricing, or financial engineering
- Experience with production monitoring, reconciliation, and automated controls
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