Data Engineer – Hedge Fund
Are you passionate about data engineering and eager to work at the forefront of quantitative trading? We are partnered with a leading global trading firm looking for a talented Data Engineer to play a crucial role in curating and processing large-scale structured and unstructured datasets.
In this role, you will collaborate closely with quantitative researchers and business operations teams to design high-impact data queries and pipelines. Your contributions will directly enhance the firm’s systematic trading strategies, providing a competitive edge in global financial markets.
Key Responsibilities:
- Take ownership of multiple datasets with unique schemas and delivery frequencies.
- Partner with researchers to deliver high-value, well-structured datasets.
- Design, automate, and maintain custom data pipelines.
- Extract, clean, and normalize raw data for research and trading applications.
- Optimize high-performance schemas and queries for large-scale data processing.
- Implement data quality checks and alerting systems to ensure data integrity.
- Develop tools for monitoring and analyzing datasets.
- Build scalable cloud-based data services to support research and trading.
Required Skills & Experience:
- Proven experience in data engineering with a strong track record of delivering business impact.
- Prior ownership of data projects, demonstrating strong analytical and quantitative abilities.
- Proficiency in ETL development and data pipeline automation.
- Strong coding skills in Python, SQL, and experience with cloud platforms.
- Ability to translate complex market research concepts into scalable data solutions.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with data manipulation, query design, and optimization.
- Familiarity with time-series forecasting and machine learning techniques.
- Knowledge of data science methodologies and tools such as DBT.
- Strong communication skills to collaborate with internal teams and external data vendors.
- Degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a related field.