Junior Deep Learning Researcher

Pinely, Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Published on 5 April 2026 · first appeared in our records on 5 October 2026.

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We are Pinely, a high-frequency algorithmic trading firm based in Amsterdam. Our team specializes in developing robust and adaptive strategies applicable across a wide range of financial instruments and exchanges. We actively support the Olympiad movement, and many of our colleagues are prize-winning mathematicians, researchers and engineers. Researchers at Pinely benefit from working in a fast-paced HFT environment, where the impact of their ideas is quickly visible in production. The research teams are supported by a world-class infrastructure group that ensures smooth deployment and reliable experimentation at scale. Our flat organizational structure encourages autonomy, creativity, and direct ownership. We value an informal, idea-driven culture where innovation is celebrated and every contribution matters. We are excited to announce an opportunity for a Junior Deep Learning Researcher to join our Amsterdam-based office. Responsibilities • Conduct original research in the areas of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and related quantitative fields. • Develop and experiment with modern deep learning architectures • Analyze large, unstructured, and noisy datasets to extract meaningful insights • Collaborating with developers and other researchers to implement and optimize trading strategies. • Continually explore new methodologies and technologies to enhance research outcomes • A degree in mathematics, physics, computer science, or another quantitative discipline (or expectation of such a degree within the next year) • Knowledge of machine learning, probability theory and mathematical statistics. • Proficiency in Python . • Some experience with C++ , although not necessarily in an industrial setting. • Practical experience with modern DL architecture. • Background in analyzing large, unstructured, and noisy datasets. • Would be beneficial: Published research findings in top-tier journals and conferences (ICML, NeurIPS, ICLR, CVPR, ICCV).

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