FAQs
What type of projects will the Trading Intern work on?
The Trading Intern will support portfolio managers by improving trading and risk spreadsheets and systems, assist in developing screeners and trading signals, and support the team's research process through data collection, analysis, and performance monitoring.
What qualifications are required for the Trading Intern position?
Candidates should be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's Degree in statistics, financial engineering, applied math, finance, computer science, or a similar quantitative or technical discipline, and possess exceptional quantitative and programming skills in Python and SQL.
Is knowledge of financial markets necessary for this internship?
Yes, a knowledge and interest in financial markets is a desired qualification for the Trading Intern position.
What skills are important for success in this role?
Important skills include strong quantitative and programming skills, the ability to work effectively in a high-energy, time-sensitive team environment, strong communication abilities, attention to detail, independence, and a motivation to innovate.
Where is the internship located?
The Trading Intern position is located in New York City.
Will the intern have mentorship during the program?
Yes, the intern will work closely with a mentor who will provide guidance and feedback throughout the internship.
What programming languages should applicants be proficient in?
Applicants should be proficient in Python and SQL.
Are there any specific personal attributes that the ideal candidate should possess?
The ideal candidate should have an intellectual curiosity, a motivation to innovate and improve, and the ability to work independently.
Is experience in trading or risk analysis required for this internship?
While prior experience in trading or risk analysis is not explicitly required, knowledge and interest in financial markets is beneficial for the role.