The Quantitative Analyst will have two main areas of focus. The first area is portfolio analysis, specifically, conducting and supporting research efforts on portfolio construction, management, and thought leadership in the field of asset allocation. The second area of focus relates to production duties for the multi-asset strategy team. This will include ongoing reporting in support of the funds, such as performance and risk attribution, and running tactical models. This position requires both an advanced understanding of economics and financial market theory (acquired through both academic training and investment-related experience), and an ability to apply this knowledge to new and moderately complex problems. Given the ever-shifting nature of the field, the analyst must be adaptable, innovative, and have an entrepreneurial mindset. Also, this position requires a strong interest in understanding portfolio management practices and ways in which these practices can be improved. Lastly, this position requires a proficiency both in programming, e.g., with Python, Matlab or R, and with application software used by the group, e.g., FactSet, Bloomberg, Barra. This position is for applicants early in their asset management career. The analyst is expected to do research under the guidance of more senior members of the team. The analyst may propose research projects that address various team needs. The analyst is expected to present her findings to various audiences, both within the team and externally. Over time, the presentation skills need to rise to a high level. This role reports to VP, Senior PM & Head of MAS Research. This hybrid position will be based out of our Santa Clara, CA office. This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship. Applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship, now or in the future.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level