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Research Data Scientist, NLP & Financial Signals
Responsibilities:
- Research and develop quantitative trading strategies using NLU methods such as sentiment analysis, intent recognition, named-entity extraction on financial news, social media, and other text sources
- Design and build machine-learning models to uncover predictive trading signals and perform exploratory data analysis on large, complex datasets
- Apply mathematical techniques (probability, statistics, time-series analysis) to refine and strengthen trading models
- Rigorously backtest strategies against historical data and iteratively optimise models to boost performance and curb risk
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Financial Engineering or a related discipline
- Strong mathematical foundation: probability, statistics, linear algebra, time-series analysis and familiarity with ML frameworks (Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch)
- Solid grasp of NLU techniques, including sentiment analysis, intent recognition, and named-entity recognition
- Proficiency in Python or R, with hands-on experience in NLP libraries (SpaCy, NLTK, Transformers)
- A passion for exploring undefined problem space in the fast changing crypto world
What does a data scientist in web3 do?
A data scientist in web3 is a type of data scientist who focuses on working with data related to the development of web-based technologies and applications that are part of the larger web3 ecosystem
This can include working with data from decentralized applications (DApps), blockchain networks, and other types of distributed and decentralized systems
In general, a data scientist in web3 is responsible for using data analysis and machine learning techniques to help organizations and individuals understand, interpret, and make decisions based on the data generated by these systems
Some specific tasks that a data scientist in web3 might be involved in include developing predictive models, conducting research, and creating data visualizations.