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Data Analyst

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Ematiq

Ematiq is a proprietary algorithmic trading firm that uses advanced mathematics and data-driven models to trade prediction markets and sports betting exchanges. The company is built by a team of mathematicians, traders, and engineers who develop internal software and statistical models to find edges in the markets.

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About Ematiq

Ematiq describes itself as a growing group of mathematicians, traders and engineers who combine mathematics and algorithms to solve challenging problems. Its work spans three core areas: algorithmic trading across prediction markets and sports betting exchanges powered by fast data and proprietary models; sports analysis blending human expertise, statistical methods and machine learning to find market edges; and trading technologies, consisting of custom-built trading software backed by proprietary data sources and domain expertise. The company presents itself as one of the biggest market makers on prediction markets, operating its own proprietary algorithmic trading platform, and focuses on rational decision-making, analytical thinking, and continuous learning.

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About the Role

You will bridge complex data and business execution by creating and maintaining datasets for machine learning models, delivering ad-hoc reports and business analyses, and maintaining high-quality data. You will write and optimize SQL, build Python dashboards and analyses, maintain documentation, and help internal teams access data.

Requirements

  • dbt
  • SQL (Athena, PostgreSQL, Spark)
  • Dagster
  • Metabase
  • Python

Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain datasets for business intelligence reports
  • Prepare and optimize datasets for machine learning model training
  • Ensure data quality across the data warehouse
  • Keep documentation up to date
  • Assist internal teams with data access
  • Write, optimize, and maintain high-performance SQL code
  • Build custom Python dashboards for data visualization
  • Perform ad-hoc Python-based analyses