SIG Quantitative assessment
Hi all,
has anyone taken the SIG 2026 quantitative assessment for quant researcher and quant systematic trader?
I would appreciate any guidance on what I shall expect on it.
Thanks,
Neo
Based on the most helpful WSO content, while there isn't specific information about the SIG 2026 quantitative assessment, insights from similar assessments like those for Optiver and Millennium suggest you should prepare for a mix of coding, probability, and mental math problems.
For example: - Coding Skills: Expect questions that test your ability to work with data structures, algorithms, and possibly libraries like Pandas. Mid-level LeetCode problems are a good benchmark. - Probability and Statistics: Multiple-choice questions focusing on statistical concepts and probability calculations are common. - Mental Math: Some assessments emphasize quick and accurate mental math, so brushing up on this could be beneficial.
If SIG follows similar patterns, you might encounter a combination of these areas. It’s also worth practicing under timed conditions to simulate the test environment. Good luck!
Sources: Millennium Quantitative Analyst Technical Assessment, Optiver HackerRank Quantitative Assessment, Leaving a single manager to start a book at a platform, Trading Own Quant Strategy at Prop Shop, Q&A: Multi-strat HF Analyst
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