4 quantitative developer jobs at 3 companies in Killeen, TX
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2026 US Private Bank Full-time Advisor Program (Full-time Associate)
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$150k-$165k/yrOnsiteFull Time
JPMorgan ChaseNYSE: JPM: Global financial services firm providing banking and investment solutions.
3+ YOEMBA candidates graduating in 2026 with 3+ years' work experience; U.S. university attendance; strong communication, quantitative and client-facing skills; authorized to work in the U.S.; no visa sponsorship provided.
Baylor University: Private research university providing undergraduate and graduate education.
3+ YOEDoctoral degree plus 3 years relevant experience required (5 years preferred). Experience with quantitative or mixed-methods research, strong analytic and writing skills, and ability to lead interdisciplinary projects.
Associate Client Services Account Manager - Client Services Development Program
Taylor, Texas, United States
$66k-$91k/yrHybridFull Time
ERCOT: Managing the electrical grid and power markets in Texas.
0+ YOEBachelor-level quantitative degree (engineering, mathematics, statistics) or equivalent experience; strong communication, data analysis, and technical curiosity; ability to interpret market rules and system behavior.
Associate Client Services Account Manager - Client Services Development Program
Taylor, Texas, United States
$66k-$91k/yrHybridFull Time
ERCOT: Managing the electrical grid and power markets in Texas.
Bachelor's in engineering, mathematics, statistics, or related quantitative field (or equivalent experience); strong communication, analytical, and technical learning aptitude; ability to interpret data, market rules, and system behavior. No prior energy market experience required.