Cubist data analyst singapore

We are passionate about data. We collaborate to build elegant, effective, scalable and highly reliable solutions to empower predictive modelling in finance. Cubist’s data services group is lookingfor a Data Analyst to join our dedicated team. Our group is responsible for the timely delivery of comprehensive and error-free data tosome of the most demanding and successful systematic Portfolio Managers in the world. This exceptional individualwill be a member of a small team of Data Scientists/Analysts who play avital role in ensuring the smooth day-to-dayimplementation of a large research infrastructure, and the live production tradingof billions of dollars of capital across global capital markets, including equities, futures, options and other financial instruments. RESPONSIBILITIES Identifying potential data sources Coordinate with compliance team and legal team on new vendor trial/subscription process Assist with collecting and maintaining overviews and vendor content offering Assist with data questions and requests from investment teams Setting up feed download and monitor check in database Monitoringtheautomated data collection and cleansinginfrastructure Coordinating meetings and conference calls between data users and experts. Assist in organizing presentations Handle user requests and answer questions about data Download trial datasets from vendor FTP sites or other delivery mechanism Assist Data Team with manual data processing as required REQUIREMENTS Basic level programming experience in R, Matlab, Python, SQL, Java or another language Financial industry experience preferred but not required Strong organization, communication and interpersonal skills Attention to detail and a love of process Strong oraland writtencommunication skills Ability to exercise sound judgment in assessing and determining how to handle queries, calls and issues Ability to multitask and prioritize assignments Apply for this job * indicates a required field First Name * Last Name * Email * Phone * Location (City) * Resume/CV * Attach , or enter manually Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, txt, rtf What was your undergraduate GPA? * Have you previously applied to work at Point72? * Select... 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