Anson McCade
Systematic Trading Operations Analyst

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Role Overview
My client is a leading systematic trading firm that is expanding its global trading operations function and is looking to hire a Systematic Trading Operations Analyst.
The role sits at the intersection of trading, risk and technology, providing real-time oversight of trading activity across global markets. You’ll work closely with quantitative researchers, traders, developers and other internal teams to ensure strategies and trading processes operate smoothly.
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor live trading activity, exposures, P&L and risk metrics across multiple strategies and markets
- Identify and escalate trading or operational issues, taking appropriate action where required
- Support the day-to-day operation of systematic strategies, including troubleshooting and restarting processes when necessary
- Execute hedging, booking and other trading-related tasks in line with established procedures
- Respond to incidents and time-sensitive requests from trading and technology teams
- Support new products, markets and trading initiatives as the platform expands
- Assist with position rolls, option expiries, corporate actions and other trading lifecycle events
- Develop and improve Python-based tools to automate monitoring, reporting and operational workflows
- Work with teams globally to identify opportunities to improve processes and operational efficiency
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- 2-5 years of experience in trading, trading operations, market risk or a related role within a financial markets environment
- Strong understanding of financial markets and trading processes
- Good Python programming skills; experience with KDB/Q would be advantageous
- Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment where decisions can be time-sensitive
- Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate with teams across different regions
- Quantitative degree or equivalent technical background preferred
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