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Join Millennium's Quant Technology team within Fixed Income & Commodities Technology to develop and maintain in-house pricing and risk libraries supporting rates and cross-asset trading. You will work closely with quantitative researchers in London, Geneva and New York to build rates-specific pre-trade, pricing and risk analytics and support traders with P&L and risk explain tools. The role requires experience developing valuation models for linear rates (curve construction, inflation modeling, derivative pricing), strong numerical methods knowledge (Monte Carlo, finite differences, finite elements) and professional C++ programming. Strong analytical, communication and problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and ownership of work are essential.
- Compensation
- Not specified
- City
- London, Geneva, New York City
- Country
- United Kingdom, Switzerland, United States
Currency: Not specified
Full Job Description
Millennium is a top tier global hedge fund with a strong commitment to leveraging innovations in technology and data science to solve complex problems for the business. We are assembling a strong Quant Technology team to build our next generation in-house analytics and trader support tools. This team will sit under the Fixed Income & Commodities Technology (FICT) group and will develop and maintain the in-house pricing libraries to support trading in Fixed Income, Commodities, Credit, and FX business at Millennium. FICT provides a dynamic and fast-paced environment with excellent growth opportunities.
Responsibilities:
Work closely with Quants in London, Geneva & New York to maintain and develop our cross-asset pricing and risk library
Work with the business and other Quants to deliver cutting edge Rates specific pre-trade, pricing and risk analytics tools
Requirements:
Previous experience with developing pricing/valuation models for Linear Rates, including interest rate curve construction, Inflation modelling, derivative instrument pricing, is required
Experience working with FX products , including vanillas and exotics, is preferable but not essential
Strong knowledge in at least one of the main numerical methods Monte Carlo, Finite Differences, Finite Elements.
Modern C++ professional programming experience is preferred
Experience supporting traders or portfolio managers on regular questions like pnl/risk explain and/or pre-trade analysis tools
Strong analytical and mathematical skills
Strong problem solving capabilities
Excellence driven, detail oriented and organized
Demonstrating thoroughness and strong ownership of work
Solid communication skills





