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OUR EMPLOYEES

Hear first-hand from some of our employees about their experiences at WorldQuant.

What is it like to work at WorldQuant?

You’ll be joining a fast-paced community of relentless, talented and creative individuals who aren’t afraid to think big and do things differently. You’ll be given the freedom and tools you need to pursue measurable results and encouraged to speak up, share your ideas and collaborate with others.

Chih-Hao Chen
MBA in Finance, National Taiwan University
BS Mathematics, National Taiwan University
Joined WorldQuant in 2017
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As a quantitative researcher at WorldQuant with solid knowledge of finance, I can propose feasible research ideas and verify them using real market data. It is both challenging and exciting to seek to find the inefficiency of global financial markets.”
Yu-Hsiang Su
MS Photonics and Optoelectronics, National Taiwan University
BS Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University
Joined WorldQuant in 2017
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Although the tasks are indeed challenging, the atmosphere is cozy, and I have learned a lot from talented mentors and colleagues. It has been fun both to work and to hang out with them. Constantly growing with WorldQuant, I am more and more intrigued to delve into the evolving financial world and miscellaneous applications.”
Jen-Chieh Cheng
Master of Financial Engineering, University of California, Berkeley
BA Finance, National Taiwan University
Joined WorldQuant in 2018
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WorldQuant allows me to unlock my true potential. The organization is so flat that you can voice your opinion and make an impact directly with the transparent performance measurement.”
Aaron Wang
MBA, National Taiwan University
BS Physics, National Taiwan University
Joined WorldQuant in 2014
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WorldQuant provides opportunities for those who perform. My interdisciplinary background (physics, with minor in economics, and financial engineering program) has been extensively leveraged in a resourceful research environment. I am able to connect with global talents, and the opportunity eventually made me a portfolio manager (since 2018), currently working at WorldQuant Singapore.”
Talent is global, opportunity is not.