Quant and trading jobs in United Kingdom
12 quant and trading roles open in United Kingdom on insiderOne right now. Most are in London and Amsterdam. Hiring most: Jane Street, Coinbase and Optiver. Each listing links to the company behind it and to the skills it tests for, so you can prove what you can do before you apply.
Solutions Architect
CoinbaseHybrid - London, UKtoday
Graduate Quantitative Researcher (2027 Start)
OptiverAmsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands; London, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Trading Desk Operations Engineer
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Trading Desk Operations Engineer
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Sales and Trading
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Quantitative Trader
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Quantitative Trader
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Quantitative Researcher
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Quantitative Researcher
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Quantitative Researcher
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Quantitative Trader
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
European Natural Gas & LNG Analyst/Trader
Jane StreetLondon, England, United Kingdom1w ago
Questions, answered.
How many quant and trading jobs in United Kingdom are open right now?
12 at the time this page was built. The list is rebuilt from employers' own boards every night, and a role leaves the board the night it leaves the employer's site.
What is hiring demand like in United Kingdom?
Consistently strong in tech, finance, and healthcare, though visa sponsorship has tightened in recent years.
What do jobs in United Kingdom pay?
£35,000, 75,000/year for mid-level professional roles, higher in London finance/tech
Do I need a visa to work in United Kingdom?
The Skilled Worker visa requires employer sponsorship and a minimum salary threshold; the Global Talent visa offers an unsponsored route for recognized experts in tech, academia, and the arts.
How remote-friendly is United Kingdom?
High, hybrid work is now the default across most professional roles.
What is work culture like in United Kingdom?
Professional and relatively formal, with a strong culture of politeness and indirect communication; London is fast-paced, the regions noticeably calmer.
Rebuilt every night from employers' own boards. Prove a skill before you apply, and carry the receipt to every one of these.