Fionics
Quantitative Researcher – HFT (Futures & Equities)
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We're hiring for one of the most established HFT prop firms in the US, which is growing its London team.
You'd join a small desk trading futures and equities, working closely with an experienced team lead. It's a chance to have a big impact at a firm with a long record of success.
What you'll do
- Research and build high-frequency signals and strategies in futures and equities
- Work with the traders and developers on your desk to take ideas into live trading
- Improve and extend the desk's existing strategies
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What they're looking for
- 3–7 years as a quant researcher at a prop, HFT or market-making firm
- A track record of research that has made it into live trading
- Strong maths or stats background, plus good Python and/or C++
- Based in London or willing to relocate
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Why it's worth a look
- A small team where your work directly drives results
- The backing and stability of a proven firm, with the feel of a small desk
- Strong base and a bonus tied to desk performance
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