The UK renewable energy firm hiring from Goldman Sachs, Jump, others
If you work in quantitative research (or finance technology), you know about exit opportunities. They usually involve a private equity firm or a hedge fund. But why not… A utility company?
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Renewable electricity provider Fuse Energy is hiring, but it mostly likes quants. Based in London, New York, and Houston, the firm has been picking them up around the world.
In the past five months, we count at least five new hires from firms including Susquehanna International, Jump trading, and Microsoft, among others.
The include Radu Gheorman and Artem Manchenkov from electronic trading firm Jump Trading and tech giant Microsoft, respectively. Fuse is also hiring from the Big Four: Daniel Cousins joined the firm from PwC.
The new faces are people like Caspar Schloesser. Having joined Fuse in February this year as a quantitative researcher, he's now a quantitative trader for the firm instead. Schloesser joined Fuse in London from prop trading firm Susquehanna International. He's a particle physics PhD with CERN credentials.
Fuse needs financial services quants to buy and sell electricity and keep its market presence liquid. Its current job vacancies indicate that it needs a remote power trader and a London-based quantitative analyst, both requiring just one year's experience in similar previous (or adjacent) roles. There's also an opening for an applied AI engineer, although that requires four years' experience.
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