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As a Quantitative Research Analyst at Citadel, you'll conceptualize and develop mathematical models and trading strategies, implement and back test models in live trading, and utilize unconventional data sources for innovative research and statistical analysis.

As a Quantitative Research Analyst Intern, you will develop and improve mathematical models, back test trading strategies, utilize unconventional data sources, and conduct statistical analysis for trading signals. Collaboration with senior team members and networking opportunities will be key aspects of this 11-week internship.

This internship involves working within a dynamic operations team to identify improvements in technology and processes related to the trade lifecycle. Interns will collaborate with trading desks and analyze financial markets, while developing problem-solving skills through data analysis and coding.

As an intern, you'll learn efficient financial modeling, research tactics, and apply analytical skills in investment processes. You'll gain exposure to advanced technology and risk management systems, experiencing hedge fund investing firsthand.

As a Quantitative Researcher intern, you will develop mathematical models and algorithms, backtest trading models, and conduct statistical research to drive innovation in trading strategies. You'll collaborate with senior team members and enhance your skills in a dynamic work environment.

As a Software Engineer Intern at Citadel, you'll work in teams to develop systems architectures and platforms, utilizing technologies like distributed computing and machine learning. The internship program lasts 11 weeks, providing opportunities to collaborate with experienced engineers and engage with peers.

Quantitative Researchers at Citadel focus on developing advanced models and trading strategies through statistical techniques. Responsibilities include conceptualizing valuation strategies, implementing trading models, and conducting statistical analysis to drive monetization systems.

Software Engineers at Citadel are responsible for building systems critical to investment processes. This includes working collaboratively with investors and researchers, using advanced technical and commercial skills to solve complex problems and increase operational efficiency.

The role involves employing advanced statistical and mathematical modeling to identify and evaluate investment opportunities, building predictive models, and optimizing multi-asset portfolios. Researchers are expected to contribute innovative solutions to real-world financial challenges.

As a Site Reliability Engineer at Citadel, you will enhance application performance and reliability through automation and systematic problem resolution. Responsibilities include owning incident management, investigating operational improvements, and collaborating with teams to promote the SRE mindset to ensure stability and resiliency of applications.