Quantitative Developer position at New York City, NY
At a glance
Mid-level Data Science role at MIT RESOURCE. New York · contract.
Pay not stated Data Science salary
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What you'll do
- Build a distributed software framework for running loss-forecasting models at high performance
- Develop the framework's modeling and computing components
- Apply software testing practices as you develop the framework
What you bring
- You have worked with quantitative or mathematical models before
- A master's degree in a quantitative field is required
- You can program in C/C++ and Unix and understand software development and testing
- You communicate clearly in writing and in conversation
Who this fits
This six-month contractor role is on-site in New York City. It suits someone with quantitative modeling experience who can build software for loss forecasting.
From the employer
Maganti IT Resources LLC
Title: Quantitative Developer
Location: New York City, NY
Duration: 6 Months
Job description:
Experienced Quantitative developer to design and develop a high performance distributed framework for loss forecasting models.
Required Qualification:
• Prior experience in quantitative or mathematical modeling required
• Familiarity with statistical modeling approaches desirable
• Knowledge of C/C++ and Unix required
• Knowledge of Perl or Python desirable
• Knowledge of SQL and other data programming languages desirable
• Good understanding of software development lifecycle and software testing processes required
• Experience in distributed computing desirable
• Experience in numerical computing desirable
• Master's Degree (Quantitative-Related) required
• Ph.D. Degree (Quantitative-Related) preferred
• Good oral and written communication skills required
• Knowledge of credit risk modeling and loss forecasting methodology desirable.
Should someone need more information I can be reached at sai@mitresource.com or 203-567-0144.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.