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A Systematic Reviewer is a research professional who conducts comprehensive and structured literature reviews to synthesize evidence on a specific topic. They follow rigorous methodologies to identify, assess, and summarize relevant studies, often for healthcare, policy, or academic purposes. Their work helps inform decision-making by providing objective and transparent assessments of existing research.

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Systematic Reviewers follow a structured process that includes formulating research questions, developing protocols, screening and selecting studies, extracting and analyzing data, and synthesizing findings for reports or publication. On a daily basis, you’ll collaborate with researchers, statisticians, and content experts to ensure comprehensive and unbiased reviews. You may also coordinate meetings, maintain meticulous documentation, and address feedback from peer reviewers or stakeholders. This role demands both independent critical analysis and effective teamwork, offering valuable opportunities to contribute to evidence-based decision-making in healthcare or policy.

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A Systematic Reviewer requires strong analytical skills, a background in research methodology, and often an advanced degree in health sciences or a related field. Familiarity with systematic review software (such as Covidence or RevMan), bibliographic databases (like PubMed or Embase), and knowledge of PRISMA guidelines are essential technical qualifications. Excellent attention to detail, critical thinking, and collaboration skills set top candidates apart. These capabilities are crucial to ensure high-quality, reproducible reviews that accurately synthesize large bodies of scientific literature.

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Business Manager - Systematic

CTC Lateral - Website & LinkedIn

Chicago, IL

Other

Posted 16 days ago

Job description

This high visibility role directly supports senior leadership and is pivotal in scaling and driving operational excellence for CTC's systematic trading business. You will collaborate closely with quantitative researchers, traders, technologists, and cross functional enterprise teams to accelerate strategic initiatives - expanding product offerings, optimizing execution costs, and strengthening risk management frameworks.  

WHAT YOU'LL DO

  • Assist in building roadmaps, reviewing interdependencies, and help with sequencing. 
  • Help team members break projects down into smaller, incremental commercial steps. Track progress and drive accountability.  
  • Anticipate breaks in project plans, escalate and adjust plans as projects pivot.  
  • Improve team communication by getting right stakeholders in the room, re-centering focus by summarizing current state, shepherding projects to sensible next steps and defining what good follow-ups looks like.  
  • Develop solid understanding of data processes and infrastructure. Understand current and future downstream data use cases. Drive data requirements as they relate to model research use cases.  
  • Help business leads drive high degree of consistency between research and production.  
  • Drive cross team collaboration with other businesses and departments.  
  • Assist in supporting technical upgrades to management tooling.  
  • Optimize workflows: map end-to-end processes, identify bottlenecks, and recommend enhancements or new tools to enable continuous improvement.  
  • Foster a high-performance culture: create a collaborative culture committed to problem solving, high quality delivery, and ongoing refinement of processes.  

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

  • Bachelor or Master's degree in Business, Computer Science, Engineering, or related field (preferred).  
  • Experience in systematic trading, quantitative / technical program management, or consulting in options/volatility strategies - or similarly complex environments.  
  • Understanding of options risk (Greeks, volatility surfaces), internalization/externalization trade flows, and delta hedging fundamentals.  
  • Proven track record in program and process management across engineering and trading, with expertise in OKRs, dependency mapping, and post incident analysis. 
  • Exceptional communication skills - capable of producing clear, concise reporting, making decisive recommendations, and driving swift execution.  
  • Adaptive problem solver with a growth mindset - able to learn from setbacks, pivot quickly, and champion continuous improvement.  
  • Genuine commitment to CTC's values of diversity, ethical excellence, and equal opportunity - thriving in a fast-moving, collaborative environment. 

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