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This role will be part of our Quantitative Research & Investing Technology team, which is responsible for architecting, developing, and maintaining systems that support quantitative trading.
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If this sounds like you, please read on Under the guidance of the Business Lead, the Market Research Manager designs and manages quantitative and qualitative, primary and secondary research studies, as well as manages various data analysis projects to deliver insights that meet the needs of internal and external clients.
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The Data Science Team within Asset Management Technology, Quant Research and Development, is seeking a highly motivated and technically proficient data scientist who is passionate about applying advanced technologies in investment management domain.
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Data Management: Manage and organize bioinformatics sequencing data for our research group, including papillomavirus sequences, microbiome data (16S, ITS1 and shotgun metagenomics), and human genomic data.
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Our department has primary responsibility within UCSF for delivering training in the methods of epidemiology, biostatistics, health data science, public health, and health services research.
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Conduct quantitative research and analysis to identify trading opportunities and optimize strategies. Proven experience as a Quantitative Trader with a focus on options trading. The firm are actively seeking an Options Quantitative Trader to join the team.
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The Senior Clinical Research Coordinator is responsible for the implementation of clinical studies at all levels, including but not limited to: study feasibility, IRB applications and related forms, data collection forms, patient screening and enrollment, data analysis, sponsor/IRB communications, verification of investigative procedures to accomplish research goals, and preparation of reports.
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Experience with one or more of the following: LabVIEW programming or similar data acquisition and controls experience modeling in SolidWorks/Creo/Ansys/Fluent, or programming using Excel VBA/MathCAD/Matlab/Python is required.
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Direct collaboration with Portfolio Management / Strategy teams on trading data and quantitative research related projects. This role is ideal for an individual possessing strong programming skills and quantitative background to collect, aggregate, organize, analyze, and interpret large data sets to assist in the development of our quantitative trading strategies.
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Support social science research in agricultural communication, including conducting qualitative and quantitative research, such as audience analysis, media effects, and innovation adoption.
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Strategic mindset adept at identifying and seizing research and market opportunities in the growing field of energy and environmental monitoring technologies. The Advanced Energy Consortium at UT-Austin is seeking a highly motivated Research Assistant Professor to assist with design, fabrication, integration and testing of acoustic, optical and RF MEMS. The research assistant professor will lead future developments in AEC's novel miniaturized sensors (stack chips or system on a board) for subsurface and environmental applications.
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These models include those for pricing and risk of derivative products across all major asset classes, including market data; counterparty credit risk, XVA, initial margin; value-at-risk and other market risk metrics; climate risk; credit risk and liquidity risk.
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The hire will work closely with the research group of Professor Michael Ramsey on a new NASA Solar System Workings-funded project to understand the rates and conditions of active lava flow emplacement on Venus.
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Related Terms: Design Researcher, Design Strategist, Product Strategist, Research and Insight, Service Design, Business Design, Strategic Marketing, Market Insights. Synthesize qualitative and quantitative data to drive to meaningful insights.
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Market Analysis: Conduct market research and analysis to identify opportunities for growth and keep abreast of industry trends, competitive activities, and emerging markets. Systems: Experience with CRM and data software (Hubspot, Shopify, etc.
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