I'm ready!
If you think you have what it takes to pass the test, you could check out all the sites of all the companies in our known firms list, send them a message and try to get an interview. Or you can use our contacts to get your CV/Resume sent to the recruitment teams of all interested companies directly! Just tell us what you want and we'll take care of the rest, for free.
What else do trading firms expect from me?This differs hugely from firm to firm but generally you're expected to have a (nearly finished) master's degree with good grades. A very good math tests can offset this demand as well just as bad math tests can be negated with Ph.D.'s or IT skills. Some companies hire non-masters for additional trading-support functions, backoffice or IT and sometimes you can grow from there to trading functions. So don't let any single weak point prevent you from sending in a resume, just make clear what you can bring to the table and we'll talk with firms who have signaled an interest in skills beyond only +-/*.
What do I send?- CV/resume in a "standard business format" (pdf, doc, txt; anything not too exotic will do too).
- Skip the cover letter.
- Scores attained on this site with the used settings or quickselect name.
- Be sure to include contact details so trading firms can contact you.
- Let me know if you have any preferences for location. Most trading firms will fly you to wherever they are but you might not fancy that.
- Don't forget to mention any other skills you have (especially anything IT related is wanted).
Your resume will be submitted to all trading firms with an interest in your profile and if we think you'll fit there. Nothing can be guaranteed about who gets what, when or how (if ever). TradingTest promises to do it's best in delivering it and we'll let you know if there's any response. (See the FAQ for more information on this process).