Equity Options Volatility Trader
Sydney, AustraliaAn established electronic market makerRef KQ-76265B
A$165k – A$245k
Indicative base band
Benchmark-backed range
First seen 2 months ago
View opportunityLive vacancy data
1,457 open vacancies across 21 active employers. Coverage includes technology, data, infrastructure, risk and business teams as well as 395 core quant research and trading roles.
All open roles at tracked quant firms, counted live from each employer board. Select a city to filter the list.
Where the roles are
All open roles at tracked quant firms, counted live from each employer board. Select a city to filter the list.
First-party verified
Each vacancy carries a dated verification and audit trail.
Checked every six hours
Filled roles close automatically. Freshness is dated on every advert.
Salary context
Advertised ranges where stated; labelled benchmarks where they are not.
Confidential application
Your CV is never shared with an employer without your permission.
What jobs do quant firms hire for?
Quant trading firms and hedge funds hire researchers and traders, but most open roles are in software engineering, data, infrastructure, hardware and operations. Every advert here comes from a covered quant firm's own careers feed, is checked for open status, and links to modelled pay for the role and city.
Ordered by seniority, pay and discipline, so the roles worth moving for sit at the top. Graduate and internship programmes rank last unless you filter for them.
Sydney, AustraliaAn established electronic market makerRef KQ-76265B
A$165k – A$245k
Indicative base band
Benchmark-backed range
First seen 2 months ago
View opportunitySydney, AustraliaAn established electronic market makerRef KQ-A779BF
A$165k – A$245k
Indicative base band
Benchmark-backed range
First seen 2 months ago
View opportunitySydney, AustraliaAn established electronic market makerRef KQ-ECD089
A$165k – A$245k
Indicative base band
Benchmark-backed range
First seen 2 months ago
View opportunityEvery advert is a real, currently open vacancy. We name employers at market level, who is hiring, where and at what level, and anonymise them at advert level until we have spoken with you.
One page per function and per city, each listing the adverts currently open in it.
22 quantitative employers sit inside our coverage. Every vacancy carries a first-party verification date, a first-seen date and a last-confirmed date, and our analysts write each advert from those facts. Employers are named at market level and anonymised at advert level, so this list tells you the market we cover, never who is behind an individual role.
Tracked hiring book: 1,457 live vacancies across 21 employers, last confirmed 31 October 2026. Each vacancy is verified first-party and classified by a published rule set you can inspect.
Candidates
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Candidates
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The desk view
Each advert was open when we last read its source, and every listing carries that last-observed date. Where an employer publishes pay we show the stated figure; where nobody does, we either model a labelled band or say pay is not published.
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