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Point72 Fund Flow Analyst

point72 · New York, Stamford, London

📅 21/08/2026
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ROLE Point72 is looking for a Quantitative Analyst to join its Fund Flow Research team. The Fund Flow Group provides best in class flow and positioning indicators to help PMs, analysts, and traders across all investment functions understand their investment backdrop, better assess reward and risk, and identify alpha opportunities. RESPONSIBILITIES Refine and advance current product offerings. Contribute to research efforts formalizing and building new models. Assist in daily workflow contributing to internal communications and data production. Work with PMs and analysts to answer questions and identify needs and additional features REQUIREMENTS Undergraduate degree or higher in a technical field. Quant research or development experience at a financial institution. Experience working with time series and point in time data. Strong programming skills in Python and SQL. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Passion for research, markets, and problem solving. Intellectual curiosity, exceptional attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment. Commitment to the highest ethical standards.
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