Gelber Group
Boston, MA, USA
Algorithmic Trading Internship - Boston Summer 2026
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Position Overview
We are seeking highly motivated individuals to participate in a summer program in which they will plan and execute a research project relevant to Gelber’s trading strategies. Our interests are best served by teaching you the necessary skills to demonstrate your talent and by giving you difficult and interesting problems to solve.
What You’ll Do
- Experience hands-on learning and have immediate exposure to senior leaders within the trading industry
- Gain a thorough understanding of the financial markets through a robust program that will be intensive, challenging, and fun!
- Classroom portion will be tailored to the topic areas that are useful for the project and the class’s preexisting experience
- Topics may include market microstructure, product features, and quantitative analysis
- Engage in strategic games to hone your skills in evaluating risks
- Collaborate directly with an Algorithmic Desk, tackling real-world problems relevant to the current market environment and industry
- Take ownership of a research project designed by quantitative traders to address critical questions in trading
- Guided by experienced traders, you will navigate the research process and showcase your analytical expertise
- Develop an understanding of the various trading strategies we trade within Gelber to facilitate your career advancement
Goals
- Be able to construct a strong research process
- Develop significant knowledge of quantitative research and the concepts that govern trading and markets
- Determine if this is the career you want to pursue
Qualifications
- Curiosity, self-motivation, strong communication skills, and an ability to collaborate with others in a competitive environment
- Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to learn, understand, and apply new concepts
- Programming experience with Python, C#, Java, or C++
- Making progress towards a master's or PhD in a STEM field
- Interest in financial markets is a must, but prior market experience is not required