Re: Unique Job: Help Hedge Fund Trader with Aspergers Syndro

J.Rodman Redd

Posted on 11/27/10

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On 11/15/10, HR wrote:
> We're a top tier hedge fund seeking an assistant to help one
> of our traders with Aspergers Syndrome.
>
> He has a PHD in mathematics from an Ivy League University
> and is a genius at applying stochastic calculus to the
> derivatives markets. However, he has Aspergers syndrome and
> sometimes struggles with his social skills. He's aware of
> his limitations and has requested an assistant.
>
> We would like someone to help him prioritize his tasks,
> avoid anti-social behaviors, and help him interact with his
> coworkers.
>
> Candidates must have Masters/PHD in education or educational
> psychology and 10+ years experience working with gifted
> people with Aspergers. A background in math/finance is
> preferred, but not necessary. Ideally, candidates will have
> experience working with with gifted adults with Apsergers in
> a professional setting.
>
> We're willing to pay what it takes to get right person. At a
> minimum, we'll pay a 125k Base Salary and a bonus. We're
> willing to pay relocation expenses for the right candidate.
>
> Please reply with a CV and cover letter highlighting your
> relevant experience.
>
> Location: Westport, CY
I think I could every well be the person you might be
looking for this job. I am a former stockbroker , but one of
the best G/T teachers that you could find . I have success
with so many kids in achieving their goals attitudes,and
behaviors.I can making differences Ihave had success
stories with alot of gifted children,and I know what makes
them tick. If interested email and I would love to talk to
the person you have mentioned, I believe I can be your
answer.Not to mention I love challenges especially ones that
make a difference in someones life. Right and left brain
people spend alot of time in those hemispheres but must learn
how to be successful in both.....

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