Quantitative Risk Management, Inc.
Anyone have an outsiders perspective into what this place is like/would be a good job/b school expectations/etc?
The job is a bit odd because it's a liason between the quant modelers, software guys, and the clients. It's listed as a financial consultant role, but i'm not sure if that's misleading. Supposedly there is a decent amount of doing a little bit of everything but it can be from solving stupid technical issues for a client to digging into the models. It also seems like many go to good business schools, but i'm a bit worried about the actual job compared to other possibilities I have. Look for any insight. Thanks.





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Use this product everyday. Mostly I call them for stupid techinical issues. The guys that I deal with are "relationship managers" The job that you are describing sounds similar, but it could be different. The guys I deal with seem like good guys to work with. I would not take it unless you really like software, or have no other options. Hope this helps feel free to PM me with any more questions.
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Use this product everyday. Mostly I call them for stupid techinical issues. The guys that I deal with are "relationship managers" The job that you are describing sounds similar, but it could be different. The guys I deal with seem like good guys to work with. I would not take it unless you really like software, or have no other options. Hope this helps feel free to PM me with any more questions.
pm'd.... any other insight is appreciated.