Our collaborations with universities, research labs, professors, and students take many forms, including:
PhDs
Employees with advanced degrees
International Math Olympiad medalists
Physics Olympiad medalists
Please note: eligible candidates
Applications for the 2021 Two Sigma PhD Fellowship & 2021 Two Sigma Diversity PhD Fellowship are currently closed.
We are always looking for ways to team up with top research labs, research consortiums, and affiliate programs.
The research Two Sigma does typically isn’t theoretical in nature. It’s focused on producing concrete results that benefit real people.
In the past, we’ve shared interesting datasets with researchers at Carnegie Mellon’s Parallel Data Lab, Columbia Data Science Institute, and Mass Open Cloud, for example.
Faculty partnerships, such as Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research (BAIR) and Cornell Tech can lead to opportunities to work with Two Sigma as a consultant, to host Two Sigma researchers at guest lectures, and more.
• Daniel Hsu
• Aleksander Mądry
• David M. Blei
• Stefanie Jegelka
• John Cunningham
• Justin Sirignano
We are pleased to announce Rice University Professor Richard A. Tapia as the recipient of the 2021 Two Sigma Diversity Faculty Research Award.
Professor Tapia was born in Los Angeles to parents who emigrated from Mexico when they were children, seeking educational opportunities.
He was the first in his family to attend college, earning his BA, MA, and PhD degrees in mathematics from the University of California, Los Angeles. Due to his efforts, Rice University has received national recognition for its educational outreach programs, and the Rice Computational and Applied Mathematics Department has become a national leader in supporting women and underrepresented minority PhDs in the mathematical sciences. Read more about Professor Tapia
We constantly draw ideas and inspiration from the broader math, science, and investment communities. Collaborating with our academic partners through technical publications and presentations is just one way of giving back. To see more, visit research.twosigma.com.
