Applications are open for the Quantitative Analyst position at Digit Insurance in Chennai. You will join a working team in quantitative analysis, take a defined area end to end, and see the result of your work in the hands of real users or customers.
About the role
In this role you will be…
About Digit Insurance
Digit Insurance is hiring a Quantitative Analyst in Chennai — a full-time full-time position working in Python, SQL and market data systems, with an indicative CTC of 5.4 LPA–10.9 LPA and 3 openings.
PythonStatisticsSQLFinancial Markets BasicsTime Series AnalysisBacktestingExcelProbabilityModel ValidationReport Writing
Who Can Apply
B.E./B.Tech, BCA/MCA, B.Sc/M.Sc (Statistics / Mathematics) or MBA (Analytics) graduates with 0–2 years of relevant experience, based in Chennai or willing to relocate. You should be comfortable with Python, Statistics, SQL, Candidates from any recognised university are welcome, and career-changers with demonstrable skills are read on the same terms as fresh graduates. Freshers and final-year students awaiting results are welcome to apply — the selection process is designed to test how you think, not how much you have already memorised.
Perks
Health insurance cover for you (and family cover on confirmation)Learning and certification budgetPaid leave, casual leave and public holidaysFlexible working hours around core collaboration timeModern hardware and the tool licences your role needsInternal knowledge sessions and access to senior reviewersClear, written progression criteria rather than an annual surpriseEmployee referral and performance bonus schemes
Interview & Selection Process
5 rounds — typical selection flow for this role:
1Resume screening and profile shortlisting by the talent acquisition team
2Technical or practical round based on the day-to-day work of the role
3Take-home exercise or live problem-solving discussion
4Discussion with the hiring manager on how you approach problems and work with others
5HR discussion — compensation, notice period, joining date and offer roll-out