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a small team of engineers

Websitedrive.google.com
Roles
  • a small team of engineers
  • quants embedded within the SEC’s examination process. We have a dual mandate:
  • If you’re a great engineer
Typepermanent
Role taxonomySoftware EngineeringHardware / Robotics / Embedded
SpecialtiesSoftware Engineering, Embedded
Location
Salary$112k–192k/yr (“$112,124 - $191,913”)
Apply viaEmailmartinow@sec.gov
Hiring notes
TechML/AI
Posted bymathcop
PostedMar 4, 2014
SourceView on Hacker News ↗

Original posting

Securities and Exchange Commission Is financial regulation important to you? Do you think the SEC could do a better job at it? If so, consider this an invitation to come help out and make algorithmic regulation a reality. I’m part of the SEC’s Quantitative Analytics Unit (QAU) – a small team of engineers and quants embedded within the SEC’s examination process. We have a dual mandate: (1) Support the examinations of financial institutions (go to interviews, analyze data, etc…) (2) Develop tools to for our team, and the SEC at large, to use. These tools can either be for making #1 more efficient or for expanding the reach and capacity of the SEC. Our first tool to be deployed, the National Exam Analytics Tool, is already in production [1] but we are just getting started & we’ve yet to begin the most interesting challenges. If you’re a great engineer (or great at machine learning, we are hiring both) that wants a place to grow while making an impact on the public good, I'd love to hear from you at martinow [at] sec [dot] gov. Title: Software Developer (Senior Science Advisor) Salary Range: $112,124 - $191,913 Location: (preferred) New York City, San Francisco, or Boston. Requirements: U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents (Green Card holders). What the QAU is like: - The atmosphere is intellectual and collegial – somewhere between a startup and a research group. - We take a FOSS approach to our projects and experimentation with new (and old) technology is encouraged. More official posting: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4dtbFvkLjv2c0ZjM1hkVkp4Ql9...