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London, England

Internship

Onsite

Intern

Susquehanna International Group is a global quantitative trading firm focused on scientific rigor and innovation. They are seeking PhD and research master’s students for a 10-week quantitative research summer internship, where interns will develop trading strategies and engage in hands-on projects.

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Responsibilities

Drive innovation from the center of the trading floor
Develop and refine trading strategies
Participate in hands-on trading games and project work
Learn about proprietary dataspaces, novel modeling approaches, and strategy implementation

Qualification

Required

PhD and research master's students in their penultimate year of study
Research Masters students in quantitative fields such as Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Operations Research, or Economics
Research-minded: You enjoy diving deep into a question and building mathematical models to reveal patterns in vast amounts of data
Analytical & detail-oriented: You approach problems with a curious and analytical mindset – building models, interpreting data, and uncovering insights with precision
Clear communicator: You enjoy building relationships with those you work closely with and are comfortable sharing ideas, expressing your thoughts, and listening to the views of others
Class of 2027 or 2028: PhDs (in penultimate or final year) and Research Masters students

Preferred

Benefits

10-week quantitative research summer internship (late June to late August)
Classes covering a vast range of topics (Options Pricing, Machine Learning, Data Analysis Techniques, Game Theory…)
Work with a wide range of people in the classroom and through your project work
Non-hierarchical, casual, and collaborative culture
Free onsite catering
A games room
Dedicated education space
Highly competitive compensation package to our interns

Susquehanna is a global quantitative trading firm committing its own capital to trade financial products around the world.

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