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Quantitative Brokers
Quantitative Brokers (QB) is a financial technology firm that develops advanced algorithmic execution strategies for futures and fixed income markets. They use machine learning and quantitative analytics to optimize trade execution for institutional clients. QB is known for their sophisticated order execution algorithms that minimize market impact and trading costs. They combine deep market microstructure research with cutting-edge technology.
Founded 2008
Headquarters
New York, NY
Employees
100+
Roles at Quantitative Brokers
Quantitative ResearcherSoftware EngineerAlgorithm Developer
Key Skills Required
PythonC++Market MicrostructureMachine LearningAlgorithm Design
How to Get Hired
QB recruits quantitative researchers and engineers through their careers page. The interview process involves coding assessments, discussions about market microstructure, and quantitative reasoning. They offer positions for researchers and engineers in New York and other locations.
Compensation at Quantitative Brokers
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