About QuantScraper
Every open role at quantitative trading firms, plus the engineering, research, product and design roles at AI companies and big tech's internships and graduate roles, in one place.
Story of the creators
QuantScraper began as its creators' own frustration. While applying to 100+ positions across quant firms and big tech as a student, they had to check dozens of separate careers pages just to know where to apply. After landing offers at a few big tech & quant firms, they built the single list they'd wished they'd had for their friends, and expanded it into a project.
What it is
Roles at trading firms, market makers, quantitative hedge funds and AI research labs are spread across dozens of separate careers pages, each organised differently. QuantScraper collects them into a single list you can filter by level, discipline, location and firm — internships and graduate programmes alongside experienced hires.
Where the listings come from
Each firm's own careers page, read directly every six hours. Nothing is sourced from other job boards or aggregators. Every listing links straight to the firm's original posting, and that is where you apply — QuantScraper never handles applications.
Firms describe the same role in very different ways, so listings are normalised: titles, seniority and locations are mapped onto one shared vocabulary, so that a filter for “London” or “internship” means the same thing at every firm. Roles that close are kept for a short while, behind the “View closed roles” option, then removed.
Accuracy
Listings are as current as the latest update shown on each page, and the classification is automatic, so it can occasionally be wrong. The firm's own posting is always the authority — check it before you apply. If something here is wrong, let us know.
Independence
QuantScraper is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any firm it lists. Company names and logos belong to their respective owners and are shown only to identify where each role is. The site is supported by advertising; see the privacy policy for what that involves.