What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quant Finance Symposium, February 2027 position at Arrowstreet Capital?
Are you interested in learning more about what a role in Quant Finance looks like? If so, we encourage you to apply to the Quant Finance Symposium, our firm’s one-day program designed specifically for students who are first or second year undergraduates looking to jump start and develop their career.
Founded in 1999, Arrowstreet Capital is an independent private partnership based in Boston, Massachusetts. We are a quantitative investment firm that utilizes research and technology as the foundation of our systematic investment process. We highly value the art of collaboration. By working together in an environment where everyone can thrive and do their best work, we are able to maintain our utmost commitment to our clients as we seek to deliver sustainable investment performance. It is through this collaborative effort that we are able to accomplish our collective goals.
Through the Quant Finance Symposium, participants will learn about our firm and our industry through keynote speakers, panel discussions, interactive developmental workshops and networking opportunities. This one-day program is internally led and will provide participants with insights to our career development process.
To apply, please submit your resume along with a cover letter responding to the following prompt:
Why would you like to be considered for this program and what you are hoping to gain from the program?
Arrowstreet Capital operates a robust talent acquisition program that includes a variety of recruiting opportunities, including the Quant Finance Symposium and other student-related initiatives. Whether or not the Quant Finance Symposium is of interest to you, we encourage any students who wish to express their interest in the firm to contact us
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Arrowstreet Capital is an equal opportunity employer. Our policy is to recruit, hire, train and promote the most qualified candidates regardless of their race, ethnic background, HIV status, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, religious creed, national origin, ancestry, handicap, disability, mental illness, genetic information, pregnancy and pregnancy-related conditions (including breastfeeding), marital status, citizenship, status with regard to public assistance, military or veteran status or any other legally-protected status.