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Machine Learning Research Intern - Summer 2027 - Chicago

Chicago, United StatesFrom $300kinternAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Join IMC as a Machine Learning Research Intern for a 10-week summer program where you'll collaborate with Quant Researchers and develop your analytical skills. This internship offers a hands-on experience in research, options theory, and algorithm development, with the potential for a full-time role upon successful performance.

What you'll do

  • Collaborate with Quant Researchers on impactful projects
  • Enhance understanding of options theory through classes
  • Develop research skills with mentor support
  • Build professional connections in a collaborative environment
  • Participate in professional development sessions
  • Engage in social activities with peers and employees

What they're looking for

  • Current PhD student in a technical field
  • Experience in deep learning or related publications
  • Passion for research and problem-solving
  • Creative and resilient thinker
  • Programming skills in Python, C, or C++
  • Availability to start on June 7, 2027

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation package
  • Accommodations provided
  • Opportunity for full-time Graduate Researcher position
  • Dynamic work environment
  • Professional development opportunities
  • Networking with peers and company professionals
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IMC

IMC builds trading technology and financial systems powered by software, machine learning, and hardware engineering. The company is hiring interns and graduate-level engineers and researchers across software, machine learning, and hardware disciplines to develop trading algorithms, research strategies, and collaborative technology solutions.

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  • Walk us through a deep learning project you've worked on—what problem did you solve, and how did you evaluate your model's performance?
  • Tell us about a time you had to debug a complex algorithm or system. How did you approach troubleshooting it?
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