Quantitative Trading Strategy Algorithm Engineer
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BinanceCryptocurrency Blockchain
Hong Kong / Taiwan, Taipei / Australia, SydneyFull-TimeMiddle
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Job Details
- Required Skills
- PythonMachine LearningDeep LearningRisk Management
Requirements
- Master's degree or above in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Financial Engineering, Physics, or related fields.
- Proven experience in quantitative trading strategy R&D, including the full workflow of factor mining, prediction, and backtesting.
- Deep understanding of strategy P&L, risk management, and alpha decay.
- Proficiency in Python with hands-on experience in machine learning and deep learning for quantitative finance.
- Experience processing large-scale financial time-series data.
- Familiarity with trading mechanisms and data characteristics of traditional financial markets or cryptocurrency/on-chain assets.
- Understanding of real-world trading factors such as costs, liquidity, and execution slippage.
- Experience building a complete quantitative strategy pipeline or research platform.
- Ability to independently deliver end-to-end strategy loops from data to live trading.
- Strong research capability and results-driven mindset for fast-iteration environments.
Responsibilities
- Discover, construct, and validate trading factors from multi-source market, fundamental, and on-chain data.
- Design and optimize prediction models using machine learning and deep learning to enhance signal accuracy.
- Lead the full strategy lifecycle, including backtesting, risk control, execution optimization, and live deployment validation.
- Develop and refine end-to-end quantitative trading pipelines from data ingestion to live strategy execution.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to ensure data connectivity, low-latency execution, and production stability.
- Explore AI-driven trading strategies across both traditional financial and on-chain asset markets.
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