Quantitative Analyst - Government - London Hybrid £45000- £55,000 plus excellent pension

A very prestigious government organisation are looking for a Quantitative Analyst to play a central role in supporting the analytical, modelling and research capabilities of their Research & Analysis Team.

This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the DMOs core mandate by delivering high-quality quantitative analysis to support debt management policy, market operations, and strategic decision-making.

We are looking for an indivual who has a passion for Economics and finance who would thrive in a dynamic environment and can make a real impact.

Key Responsibilities/Accountabilities
1. Contribute to the research work that the team undertakes as part of the organisations annual remit advice for HM Treasury.
2. Conduct analysis and quantitative research to help inform the organisations operations and policy initiatives.
3. Contribute to the forecasting work that the the organisation undertakes for fiscal events on behalf of the Office for Budget Responsibility.
4. Assist in the specification and testing of enhancements to the organisations operational systems, analytical tools and models, including its portfolio simulation tool, yield curve model, and pricing models.
5. Manipulate and analyse multiple datasets for the evaluation of auctions and bond syndications.
6. Respond to technical queries from external stakeholders.

Essential: A degree (1st or 2:1) in a numerical discipline (e.g. maths, physics, statistics, engineering, etc.) or quantitative finance as well as either a postgraduate degree in a numerical disciplineorrelevant work experience in an analytical role.
The client welcomes current MSc students predicted to pass the course this academic year (2024-25).
Please note you will be asked to provide evidence of this.

Interview Process:
Candidates will be assessed against the Civil Service Success Profiles, focusing on strengths, behaviours, experience, and technical skills. Successful applicants will prepare a presentation for the second stage of the interview process.
Important:
You must have lived in the UK for at least 3 out of the past 5 years to be eligible for National Security Vetting.

Please send your CV for immediate consideration