Quantitative Researcher / Signal Generator - Alpha Signal Program

Quantitative Researcher / Signal Generator - Alpha Signal Program

About us

We're a small, elite team of AI researchers and engineers building predictive models across commodities, prediction markets, and global macro. We're well capitalized, we move fast, and we care about one thing above all: whether a signal actually works.

The Alpha Signal Program is how we bring in talent from outside the usual channels. We've found that the people with real edge aren't always the ones with the right CV or the right address.

The opportunity

This isn't a conventional job, and we'd rather be upfront about that. You won't be assigned a desk or a manager. Instead, you bring us a signal — a model, a systematic strategy, a way of reading a market that you believe gives you an edge — and we put real capital behind it. We handle the execution, the risk, and the infrastructure. You're paid a performance fee tied directly to how your signal performs.

You can do this from anywhere in the world, on your own schedule, alongside whatever else you're doing. If your signal works, the upside is yours to share in. If it doesn't, you've lost nothing but the time it took to find out.

What you'd be working on

You'd develop and refine predictive signals in one or more of the following areas:

Commodities — energy, metals, agriculture, and the relationships between them, physical and financial.

Prediction markets — event probabilities and mispriced odds, wherever information becomes a price.

Global macro — rates, FX, sovereign risk, and cross-asset calls, systematic.

Requirements

• We don't filter on pedigree. You might be a quant, a full-time trader, an academic, or entirely self-taught. What matters is that you can show us a genuine edge and explain why it holds up.
• We're especially keen to hear from: Self-directed traders with a verifiable track record but no institutional name behind them
• Researchers from physics, mathematics, engineering, or computer science who apply their tools to markets
• Specialists who understand one corner of the world — a commodity, an energy market, an election — better than the Street does
• Anyone who has been right often enough to know it isn't luck