Our events are a chance to meet the people behind Qminers, understand how we think, and see whether our way of working could be a good match for yours.
We’re looking for experienced people who enjoy building things properly, thinking beyond obvious solutions, and working with others who care about the craft as much as the outcome
Test your skills at the Quant Hackathon
Drop by our booth at a job fair
Cheer us on at a charity match
Come to a meetup and network
Enter a competition and win an office tour
A regular meet‑up on a variety of topics. They all have one thing in common: you’ll get to know us through interesting talks and lectures, meet potential future colleagues and enjoy a relaxed evening with refreshments on our terrace in the heart of Prague.
We’re proud to be partners of one of the most traditional student programming contests. In early November, hundreds of students from Czech and Slovak technical universities will compete, with the best advancing to the ICPC regional round and aiming for the ICPC World Finals. Registration is already open, and the finals take place on November 7–8. And we’ll be there!
Every year we host the Quant Hackathon – a programming competition with a trading‑related theme. Autumn 2025 will be the fifth edition. Attractive cash prizes and the prestige of winning against tough competition are at stake.
We attend meet‑ups of the Czech Python community and sometimes host one ourselves. You’ll meet someone from Qminers at almost every event. Not many people realise it, but almost everything here is written in Python and our PyDev team is integral to most of our processes. Interested? Come along and say hello – and ask us anything.
Every spring you can meet us at the career days of major universities. You'll easily spot our booth, and there's always a member of our core team available to answer your questions. Throughout the year we also support competitions such as Náboj, SVOČ or Fyziklání – you can meet us there too.
We don’t just chase financial markets – we chase the football too. We take part in the charity tournament organised by the Sue Ryder foundation, which we’ve been supporting almost from day one, and we’re no pushovers on the pitch. Will you come and cheer us on, or join us as a guest player?