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Quantitative Trader – Crypto Market Making
We’re working with a leading digital-assets trading firm that is looking to hire a talented Quantitative Trader to join its growing market-making team.
This is a highly hands-on, PnL-focused role where you’ll take ownership of live crypto market-making strategies, optimize pricing, spreads, sizing, hedging and execution, and research and deploy new systematic strategies across global venues.
What we’re looking for:
- Quantitative Trader / Quant Researcher with crypto, HFT or market-making experience
- Strong quantitative and statistical skills
- Excellent Python skills
- Experience with market microstructure, pricing, execution and risk
- C++ / Rust, DeFi, on-chain execution or cross-exchange trading is a strong plus
- Strong interest in markets and a genuine trading mindset
Location: London / Dubai / New York | Hybrid
You’ll have direct exposure to live trading and PnL, with the opportunity to take strategies from research and backtesting through to production and execution.
Think you or someone in your network could be a strong fit? Feel free to apply or send your CV to [email protected] with a brief description of your current role and what you.
What does a Quantitative trader do?
A Quantitative Trader is a professional who uses quantitative models and statistical analysis to make trading decisions in financial markets
They work for hedge funds, investment banks, proprietary trading firms, and other financial institutions
In Web3, a Quantitative Trader uses quantitative models and statistical analysis to make trading decisions in decentralized finance (DeFi) and other Web3 applications
They work for DeFi protocols, investment funds, and other financial institutions involved in Web3
The job of a Quantitative Trader typically involves the following tasks:
- Developing and testing trading models for DeFi: Quantitative Traders in Web3 develop and test trading models that use statistical analysis, machine learning, and other quantitative techniques to identify profitable trading opportunities in decentralized finance protocols.
- Conducting market research in Web3: Quantitative Traders in Web3 conduct research on decentralized finance protocols, including analyzing on-chain data, tracking current market trends, and assessing the impact of new developments in the ecosystem.
- Managing risk: Quantitative Traders in Web3 manage risk by developing strategies to limit potential losses and control exposure to market volatility in decentralized finance protocols.
- Executing trades: Quantitative Traders in Web3 execute trades based on their models and research findings, using automated trading systems and other tools to maximize efficiency.
- Monitoring performance: Quantitative Traders in Web3 monitor the performance of their trading strategies, making adjustments as needed to optimize profitability in the rapidly changing Web3 ecosystem.