Zerui Zhou
About Zerui Zhou
Zerui Zhou is a Quantitative Analyst currently working at UBS in the New York City Metropolitan Area. He has a strong academic background in economics, physics, and mathematics, complemented by professional experience in quantitative research and analysis.
Current Role at UBS
Zerui Zhou currently serves as a Quantitative Analyst at UBS, a position held since 2020. Based in the New York City Metropolitan Area, Zhou applies quantitative methods to analyze financial data and develop models that support investment strategies. This role involves leveraging advanced analytical skills to address complex financial challenges and contribute to the firm's decision-making processes.
Previous Experience at quantPort
Zerui Zhou worked at quantPort in two capacities. As a Summer Analyst in 2019, Zhou contributed for three months, focusing on quantitative research. Following this, Zhou transitioned to a role as a Quantitative Researcher for four months in 2020. During these tenures, Zhou participated in projects that involved machine learning, portfolio optimization, signal research, and time series models.
Education and Academic Background
Zerui Zhou holds a Master of Science in Mathematics in Finance from New York University, completed in 2019. Prior to this, Zhou earned two degrees from Peking University: a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a Bachelor of Science in Physics, achieved between 2014 and 2018. This diverse educational background has provided Zhou with a strong foundation in mathematics, finance, and programming.
Research Experience at Peking University
In 2018, Zerui Zhou worked as a Research Assistant at Peking University for five months. This role involved supporting academic research initiatives, which contributed to the development of analytical and research skills. Zhou's involvement in research projects further enhanced the understanding of quantitative methods and their applications in real-world scenarios.
Skills and Professional Development
Zerui Zhou has developed strong communication and collaboration skills through various professional experiences. The combination of internships and full-time roles has equipped Zhou with the ability to handle real-world problems effectively. Zhou is actively seeking new opportunities in the quantitative field following the shutdown of quantPort.