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Numerical Methods

Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML

Numerical methods are computational techniques used to approximate solutions to mathematical problems that lack exact analytical solutions, such as solving equations, optimizing functions, or simulating physical systems. They are foundational to scientific computing, engineering simulations, and data analysis, implemented in tools like MATLAB, Python, or Fortran. Engineers, scientists, and researchers rely on them to model real-world phenomena efficiently.

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Citigroup

Quantitative Analyst – Rates XVA

Citigroup

Full-time · New York, NY · $175,000 – $250,000

This role involves building sophisticated pricing and risk models for complex interest rate derivatives on Citi's Rates XVA desk. It suits experienced quantitative analysts with strong C++ and mathematics skills who want to work on high-impact financial modelling problems at a major institution.

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Manufacturing Systems and Simulation MP&P Engineer

Boeing

Full-time · North Charleston, SC · $112,200 – $151,800

Boeing's Advanced Production and Automation team is hiring a manufacturing systems engineer to design and implement production automation solutions including robotics and software systems. This role suits someone with aerospace or large-scale manufacturing experience who can bridge hardware, software, and industrial systems while driving continuous improvement across production platforms.

Listed on Boeing’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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