Vice President Quantitative Analyst
Citi
Vice President Quantitative Analyst
Citi
Runs banking and payments for global clients
Citi's APAC Market Quantitative Analysis group is seeking a Microstructure and Execution Algo Analyst to support its Cash Equities business across the Asia-Pacific region. This is a specialist quantitative role that sits at the intersection of market microstructure research and execution algorithm development, requiring the ability to generate meaningful, actionable insights from environments characterized by low signal-to-noise ratios.
The successful candidate will be expected to contribute across the full research lifecycle — from the initial conception and ideation of analytical problems, through rigorous data analysis, to the delivery of statistically sound solutions. The role demands both intellectual curiosity and the discipline to apply formal statistical methodology in settings where signal extraction is inherently difficult and where the cost of error is material.
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