Breaking into quant funds with a military background
I've spent ten years as an officer in the air force, and while I've enjoyed my job I'm really looking to do something else. I've always been interested in quant funds specifically, and I do think I have a good enough understanding of math and technology to succeed working there. However, I do have a few questions.
Should I get an MBA? Currently I have a b.s and m.s in math from a top school, so I'm not sure if I should add an MBA before applying?
If I were to be applied, would I start at the bottom rung of the hierarchy? Might be wishful thinking, but I hope I might get something of a promotion because of my previous experiences.
Any other advice?
Thanks in advance.
get good at coding, forget everything else
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