Jobs at Aquatic Capital Management

Early-career software engineers rotate through two or three technology teams, building systems for a quantitative investment firm. Responsibilities include software development in Python or C++, collaboration with senior mentors, and learning software design, refactoring, testing, and test-driven development. Candidates need a computer science or related bachelor's degree, software-building experience, and preferably knowledge of event-driven architectures, distributed systems, and quantitative methods.

Supports accounting for management companies, general partners, and investment funds. Responsibilities include month-end close, budgeting and forecasting, variance analysis, fund administrator and investor statement review, expense processing, regulatory reporting, audits, tax filings, and investor reporting. The role also uses AI to automate finance workflows, assists with accounting platform implementation, and collaborates with auditors, tax advisors, Finance, and Operations.

Quantitative Researchers at Aquatic create and improve trading models using data and statistical methods, collaborating with engineers and leaders.

The Systems Engineer will manage and improve the compute infrastructure for research and trading at Aquatic, focusing on HPC, storage systems, developer experience, and providing mentorship.

As a Quantitative Researcher, you'll develop trading signals and models, implement research components, and evaluate them using statistical methods in a collaborative environment.

As a Quantitative Researcher, you will develop and implement quantitative trading signals and models, using statistical methodologies to evaluate research systems components.

As a Software Engineering Intern, you'll build high-performance systems for research and trading, collaborating with engineers to enhance system reliability and processing efficiency.