Careers

We look for people with strong analytical instincts, intellectual discipline, and a genuine interest in public markets. People who think independently, work carefully, handle ambiguity, and stay with a question long enough to understand it properly. We value clear judgment, precision, intellectual stamina, and high standards in how people think, write, test, and make decisions.

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Research Areas

Track 01

Quantitative Research

Research on signals, factors, systematic strategies, backtesting, robustness, model validation, and live strategy observation.

Work Includes

  • Signal definition and ranking logic
  • Factor behavior and alpha research
  • Backtesting, robustness, and implementation constraints
  • Model validation and performance observation

Outside the Track

  • Generic coding work without a research question
  • Backtests presented without method, limits, or interpretation

Track 02

Equity Research

Research on companies, sectors, valuation, investment theses, market context, business quality, and risk assessment.

Work Includes

  • Company and sector research
  • Financial analysis and valuation work
  • Investment thesis development
  • Risk assessment and market context

Outside the Track

  • Short-form market commentary without underlying analysis
  • Stock narratives without valuation, risk, or evidence

Open Roles

Quantitative Researcher

Quantitative Research Signals Systematic Research Remote

Equity Researcher

Equity Research Valuation Company Analysis Remote

Research Contributor Entry Role

Entry Path Research Support Quant or Equity Remote
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How We Work

FVN is built around independent research, clear thinking, and serious discussion. Most work happens remotely, but not in isolation: ideas are reviewed, challenged, refined, and turned into research that can stand on its own.

How You Grow

People usually start by contributing to focused research tasks. Over time, strong contributors take on larger questions, write more independently, receive sharper feedback, and build the judgment needed to become long-term researchers at FVN.

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