Martin Oger
About Martin Oger
Martin Oger is a Quantitative Researcher with extensive academic and professional experience in quantitative finance and analytics. He holds multiple degrees from prestigious institutions and has worked at notable financial firms, including Barclays Investment Bank and Squarepoint Capital.
Work at Squarepoint Capital
Martin Oger has been employed at Squarepoint Capital as a Quantitative Researcher since 2016. His role involves utilizing quantitative methods to analyze financial data and develop trading strategies. Squarepoint Capital is known for its focus on quantitative trading and investment strategies, and Oger's expertise contributes to the firm's analytical capabilities.
Education and Expertise
Martin Oger holds multiple degrees in quantitative disciplines. He achieved a Master's degree in MASEF from Université Paris Dauphine and an Ingénieur Statisticien from Ecole nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration économique, both completed in 2014. Additionally, he studied Mathematics, Finance, and Economics at Ecole polytechnique, earning another Master's degree. His educational background equips him with a solid foundation in quantitative finance and analytics.
Background in Quantitative Analytics
Prior to his current position, Martin Oger worked at Barclays Investment Bank as an Assistant Vice President in Quantitative Analytics from 2015 to 2016. He also completed an internship in the same department in 2014. His experience at Barclays provided him with practical insights into quantitative analysis within the banking sector.
Internship Experience
Martin Oger has gained valuable internship experience early in his career. He interned at BNP Paribas in the M&A Business Valuation Team in 2013 and at Barclays Investment Bank in Quantitative Analytics in 2014. These roles allowed him to apply his academic knowledge in real-world financial settings and develop skills in quantitative analysis and valuation.
Early Career and Development
Before specializing in quantitative finance, Martin Oger worked briefly as an Android Developer at Orange in 2012. His early career experiences, including his undergraduate studies in Mathematics and Physics at Louis Le Grand, laid the groundwork for his transition into quantitative research and finance.