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Senior Quant Researcher - Crypto

London
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Crypto is the only major asset class left where the microstructure is still being figured out in real time.

A top-tier crypto-native market maker — one of the largest liquidity providers in digital assets across CEX, DEX, and OTC — is hiring a quant researcher to push their HFT alpha stack forward.

Founder-led, founder-funded, no outside capital dictating the roadmap. Game-theoretic DNA in the research culture. A team pulled from elite trading firms, olympiads, and top research institutions — high-talent, low-ego, allergic to politics.

Why this seat is rare

  • Pure research. No plumbing, no devops detours. Feature design, model architecture, signal improvement — that's the job.
  • Full alpha stack. You'll work from feature engineering through statistical modelling to optimiser tuning. Breadth that's hard to find at firms where the stack has been carved into specialist silos.
  • Real feedback loop. They deploy fast. Your work hits live strategies and shows up in PnL the same week — not the same quarter.
  • Markets that still reward thinking. Crypto microstructure is fragmented, fast-moving, and full of inefficiencies the TradFi playbook doesn't quite solve. The interesting problems are still on the table.

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£35,000/yr

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Your economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.

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  • A rigorous, empirically-minded researcher who loves noisy data and sharp questions.
  • Strong in Python and/or C++.
  • Fluent in stats and optimisation.
  • Able to take an idea from hypothesis to production without hand-holding.
  • PnL track record, olympiad pedigree, or world-class academics — any of the three lands.
  • 2–7 years is the sweet spot, but they hire for slope, not seniority.

If you want to do real research in markets that still pay for it — get in touch.

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Skills

Python
C++
Statistics
Optimisation
Quantitative Research
Data Analysis
Feature Engineering
Statistical Modelling
Model Architecture
Signal Improvement
High-Frequency Trading
Game Theory
Empirical Research
Noisy Data
Hypothesis Testing
Production Deployment

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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