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Quantitative Power Trader

London
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Quant / Systematic Trader (Power Products)

Experience: 3+ years
Markets: European Power or US Power
Location: Flexible / Global
Start Date: ASAP

The Opportunity

We are working with a leading global proprietary trading firm looking to expand its systematic power trading platform with an experienced quantitative power trader.

The firm combines world-class research, technology, and execution infrastructure with significant capital and a highly entrepreneurial culture. Traders are given the autonomy and resources to develop and scale strategies, with compensation closely aligned to performance.

The Role

You will develop, implement, and manage systematic trading strategies across either European or US power markets.

The firm is particularly interested in traders with a proven strategy or differentiated approach that they are looking to scale within an established quantitative platform.

You will work alongside experienced researchers, engineers, and traders while retaining ownership of your strategy and risk. The firm provides the capital, technology, and infrastructure, allowing you to focus on research, execution, and generating alpha.

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What We're Looking For

  • Experience: 3+ years' experience trading European or US power markets.
  • Proven Track Record: Proven track record in systematic or quantitatively driven power trading.
  • Fundamentals: Strong understanding of power market fundamentals, market microstructure, and quantitative modelling.
  • Strategy Development: Demonstrated experience developing and running profitable trading strategies.
  • Existing Strategy: Candidates with an existing strategy they are looking to scale are particularly encouraged to apply.
  • Technical Skills: Strong quantitative and programming skills, ideally including Python.
  • Data Handling: Experience working with large datasets, statistical analysis, and model development.
  • Analytical Skills: Strong analytical and risk management skills.

What's on Offer

  • Research and Infrastructure: Access to institutional-grade research, technology, and execution infrastructure.
  • Capital Allocation: Significant capital allocation for proven strategies.
  • Autonomy: High degree of autonomy within a globally recognised quantitative trading platform.
  • Collaboration: Collaboration with experienced quantitative researchers, developers, and traders.
  • Compensation: Highly competitive, performance-linked compensation, with substantial upside based on strategy performance.

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Growth

The firm is focused on backing successful traders over the long term. As your strategy develops, there is scope to increase capital allocation, expand into additional markets, build out research capabilities, and play a significant role in growing the wider power trading platform.

If you're an experienced systematic power trader with a differentiated edge in European or US power markets and are looking for the capital, technology, and autonomy to scale your strategy, we'd be keen to hear from you.

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