This role is for one of the Weekday's clients
Salary range: Rs 2000000 - Rs 4000000 (ie INR 20-40 LPA)
Min Experience: 2 years
Location: Bangalore, India
JobType: full-time
The Quantitative Research Engineer will design, develop, and evaluate data-driven trading strategies using rigorous mathematical and statistical techniques. This role is ideal for candidates with a strong quantitative background who are highly proficient in Python and experienced in translating research ideas into scalable, testable code.
Typical Background
- Degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Operations Research, or Computer Science with a strong mathematical foundation.
- 2–4 years of experience in quantitative research, algorithmic trading, or data science roles.
- Deep understanding of probability theory, time-series analysis, optimization, and statistical modeling.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop, implement, and backtest systematic trading strategies using Python.
- Work extensively with large-scale financial datasets including order-book data, tick-level data, and time-series features.
- Apply statistical and quantitative models to identify trading signals and evaluate performance.
- Convert research concepts and models into clean, modular, and testable production-ready code.
- Collaborate with engineering and trading teams to support model deployment and optimization.
Preferred Experience & Capabilities
- Hands-on experience building and backtesting strategies such as statistical arbitrage, mean reversion, and momentum-based models.
- Practical implementation of time-series models including Kalman Filters, GARCH, and related techniques using Python.
- Strong coding discipline with version control; GitHub or similar repositories showcasing well-documented research notebooks or backtesting frameworks are highly valued.
Technical Skills
- Python (NumPy, Pandas, SciPy, statsmodels, scikit-learn)
- Time-series modeling and statistical analysis
- Optimization techniques
- Quantitative finance concepts
Core Skills
Mathematics
Quantitative Research