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Quantitative Trading Intern at Jane Street - ApplyBlast

Quantitative Trading Intern

Jane Street

3 months ago

4.2 on Glassdoor

Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Onsite

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About this role

The Quantitative Trading Intern program at Jane Street provides a hands‑on learning experience where interns work with experienced traders to identify market signals, build quantitative models, and develop trading strategies. The internship includes intensive classes, workshops, and mock trading sessions, as well as an elective focused on machine learning, algorithmic trading, or trading scenarios.

Responsibilities

Identify market signals and analyze trading opportunities
Construct and evaluate quantitative models
Develop and implement algorithmic trading strategies
Participate in team-based mock trading sessions
Collaborate with mentors on research and production tools

Skills

About Jane Street

janestreet.com

Headquarters

New York, New York, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2000

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Jane Street is a global quantitative trading firm and liquidity provider that combines quantitative research, software engineering, and proprietary trading strategies to trade equities, bonds, options, futures and ETFs across major markets. The firm emphasizes technology-driven, low-latency systems and collaborative problem solving — it’s known for heavy engineering culture (including widespread use of OCaml) and rigorous risk management. Jane Street serves institutional counterparties and runs systematic and market-making operations to provide liquidity. It also recruits strongly from math, physics and computer science backgrounds and offers internships and graduate roles in trading, research, and engineering.