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Strategist, CIO Office (FICC)

New York, New York, United States

Strategist, CIO Office (FICC)

 

The Role

We are seeking an Applied Quant Strategist to join the Chief Investment Office team, focused on the firm’s Fixed Income, Currency & Commodities (FICC) footprint — covering rates, FX, credit, commodities, and derivatives across the platform. You will work directly with senior investment leadership to build the analytics, screens, and AI-driven tooling that support capital allocation and risk decisions across the firm.

What you’ll do

As an Applied Quant Strategist, you will design and build quantitative tooling that sharpens how senior leadership reads the FICC book. You will partner with senior investment leadership, risk, business analytics, and the firm-wide strats community. You will also work alongside your Equities counterpart on enterprise-level initiatives and ensure the CIO has a holistic view into portfolio risk. You will be leading efforts on:

  • Quantitative screens and analytics across the firm’s FICC positioning
  • Backtests and signal frameworks for rates, FX, derivatives, and commodities strategies
  • AI-driven decision tooling for senior investment leadership
  • Automated risk-monitoring (DV01, vol, basis, FX/commodity exposure, tail-hedge coverage)
  • Ad-hoc analytical support for senior investment leadership
  • Establishing and executing on recurring capital and fund management operational initiatives

 

What you’ll bring

  • Background in quantitative research, strategist, or portfolio analytics focused on FICC asset classes; sell-side strats experience welcome
  • Working knowledge of rates curves, vol surfaces, derivatives pricing, and/or commodities markets
  • Strong Python and SQL skills
  • Hands-on experience applying LLMs and modern AI tooling to analytical problems
  • Familiarity with Bloomberg or comparable market-data systems
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with full professional fluency in English
  • Ability to work US market hours
  • Strong ownership and a track record of delivering results
  • Self-starter, comfortable operating with ambiguity
  • Nimbleness that is conducive to continuously being redeployed tactically to the firm’s highest ROI projects and requests

 

Who we are  
Schonfeld is a global multi-manager hedge fund that strives to deliver industry-leading risk-adjusted returns for our investors. We leverage both internal and external portfolio manager teams around the world, seeking to capitalize on inefficiencies and opportunities within the markets. We draw from decades of experience and a significant investment in proprietary technology, infrastructure and risk analytics to invest across four main strategies: Quant, Tactical, Fundamental Equity and Discretionary Macro & Fixed Income.

Our Culture
At Schonfeld, we’ll invest in you. Attracting and retaining top talent is at the heart of what we do, because we believe that exceptional outcomes begin with exceptional people. We foster a culture where talent is empowered to continually learn, innovate and pursue ambitious goals. We are teamwork-oriented, collaborative and encourage ideas—at all levels—to be shared. As an organization committed to investing in our people, we provide learning and educational offerings and opportunities to make an impact. We encourage community through internal networks, external partnerships and service initiatives that promote inclusion and purpose beyond the firm’s walls.

The base pay for this role is expected to be between $175,000 and $225,000. The expected base pay range is based on information at the time this post was generated. This role may also be eligible for other forms of compensation such as a performance bonus and a competitive benefits package. Actual compensation for the successful candidate will be determined based on a variety of factors such as skills, qualifications, and experience.

 

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