Looking for a Quant Research / Development Partner for a Cross-Asset Regime Framework [d]
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I'm working on a side project in systematic investing and market-state modeling.
Over the last several months I've developed:
- An investment philosophy and alpha framework
- A quantitative model specification
- An engineering and implementation specification
The project focuses on understanding market states, cross-asset relationships, risk, liquidity, volatility, and portfolio allocation.
The goal is to build and test a robust systematic framework across global equities, bonds, commodities, and FX.
A few things:
- I am not a professional quant.
- I do not come from a mathematics or computer science background.
- However, I've spent a significant amount of time researching and structuring the framework and can discuss the reasoning behind it in detail.
- I am not looking to hire someone.
- I am not offering freelance work.
- I'm looking for someone who finds the problem interesting and may be interested in building something together.
Ideally:
- Quant researcher
- Quant developer
- ML engineer
- Systematic trader
- Statistical or data-science background
At this stage I'm mainly looking for honest feedback, discussion, and potentially a technical collaborator if there is a strong fit.
Happy to share more details privately.
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