Commodities Quantitative Developer
Citi
Commodities Quantitative Developer
Citi
Runs banking and payments for global clients
As a Quantitative Developer for Commodities at Citi, you will build and extend analytics libraries that power pricing and risk management for commodities quant models. You will work closely with quants and technology teams to strengthen testing frameworks, support evolving regulatory requirements, and shape the technical architecture behind commodities analytics, with regular communication with the trading desk.
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What We Offer
At Citi, you will join a global Commodities Quant team working closely with quant and technology colleagues, with the flexibility to balance focused work with in-person collaboration.
Join Citi's Commodities Quant team and help build the analytics that power global trading decisions.
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