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Introduction to G-Research, ML engineers and Quant Research

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We are a leading quantitative research and technology company based in London. Day to day we use a variety of quantitative techniques to predict financial markets from large data sets worldwide. Mathematics, statistics, machine learning, natural language processing and deep learning is what our business is built on. Our culture is academic and highly intellectual. In this seminar we will explain our background, current AI research applications to finance and a description of what our ML engineers day to day looks like. We will also cover our ongoing outreach, recruitment and grants programme. The seminar will be aimed at students who are curious about quant finance or interested in internship opportunities.

This talk is part of the Data Intensive Science Seminar Series series.

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