Quant/Developer C++ - Financial Software

Price Barnett

Outstanding C++ developer with sound mathematical modeling experience, leading company, excellent remuneration.

Do you have proven C++ experience gained in a financial/trading environment?

Do you have excellent mathematical skills, preferably with a post graduate in a math/statistical/quantitative field?

Then my client wants you!

This role is working in a challenging environment developing trading/risk systems for an Australian financial software solution provider.

Essential:

Post graduate qualification in a mathematics related field as well as a sound understanding of complex mathematical modeling.
Strong communications skills
Proactive approach
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Salary negotiable according to experience.

If you are looking to join a leading company, with career opportunities abound, then donâ€™t wait, apply now!

execsearch@pricebarnett.com.au

Steve: 02 8275 8888

LECTURER IN STATISTICS (Fixed Term)
School of Mathematical Sciences

The Statistics Discipline offers an undergraduate program in Statistics to honours
level and a range of postgraduate coursework.  It maintains an active research
environment and has several postgraduate research students working in a variety of
areas.   

The successful applicant will contribute to teaching at all levels and to the
research performance of the School.  Present research interests are listed at
http://www.maths.adelaide.edu.au/applied/research/reports/, and include
biostatistics, bioinformatics, epidemiology, variance components modelling and
application of statistics in engineering.  Applications from all areas of statistics
are strongly encouraged. 

You should have: 

a Ph D in Statistics or equivalent 
a record of research in any area of statistics 
a commitment to excellence in teaching  
Salary: (Level B) $58,703-$69,711 per annum. 
This fixed-term position is available from 1 January 2006 for a period of 12 months.
 Further information, including and selection criteria may be obtained from Ms
Stephanie Lord, telephone: 8303 5407 or email: stephanie.lord@adelaide.edu.au and
further information concerning the school may be found at
http://www.maths.adelaide.edu.au 

Applications, addressing the selection criteria, quoting the reference number 11296
and including the names, addresses and/or email details of three referees, should be
forwarded in duplicate to Ms Stephanie Lord, School of Mathematical Sciences, The
University of Adelaide, South Australia 5005, or email:
stephanie.lord@adelaide.edu.au by 7 October 2005.