Graduate Quantitative Programmer
Peloton Social Ventures Limited
London, UK
27 days ago
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Role details
Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Starter
Compensation
£26,400.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
Tech stack
Computer Programming
Linux Commands
MATLAB
Octave
Requirements
- A solid grasp of mathematics and probability
- Logical thinking and strong attention to detail
- A strong work ethic and an eagerness to learn independently
Additional strengths (valued, not required):
- An interest in computing or systems thinking
- Exposure to the Linux command line
- Experience with Matlab, Octave, or R
No specific programming experience is required. You’ll be taught the technical stack on the job.
About the company
We are a quantitative trading and technology firm seeking talented graduates in mathematics, physics, engineering, or related disciplines to join our graduate training programme. After the initial training phase, employees will be placed on project in London. There is also some scope for foreign travel, but that will depend on the employee’s preference.
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