Pimco, 2027 Summer Intern - Trade Support Analyst
- Azienda
- Pimco Europe GmbH Irish Branch
- Sede
- Dublin, Irlanda
- Durata
- 10 settimane (da inizio giugno a metà agosto 2027)
- Indennità
- Retribuito + bonus relocation
- Area professionale
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Economia e finanza Statistica/Data Analysis
Attività
- Ensuring investment objectives are reflected across portfolios in scope.
- Monitoring portfolio positions and products versus client guidelines in concert with Compliance team.
- Coordinating with Portfolio Management on re-balancing of portfolios.
- Utilizing proprietary risk systems for monitoring portfolio exposures.
- Assisting in account transitions and cash flow management.
- Conducting performance and attribution analyses.
- Responding to ad hoc requests from the Portfolio Management team.
Requisiti principali
You’re eligible to apply if you:
- Are an undergraduate currently pursuing a degree with an expected graduation date of December 2027 – June 2028
- Have a minimum, predicted, 2:1 from an accredited university
- Are business proficient in English .
You’ll excel as a Trade Support Analyst if you:
- Demonstrate advanced Microsoft Excel skills (Excel-based calculations, presenting data in the accurate format, simple macro builds, using Excel functions to analyze data).
- Have demonstrated curiosity and experience in using new emerging technologies and AI tools in your work or school projects to solve problems and drive better outcomes
- Have proficiency in at least one of the following: Python, SQL, and/or VBA.
- Show a strong interest in the financial markets, macroeconomics, and investment finance.
- Possess outstanding analytical skills with the ability to function efficiently and problem-solve in a fast paced and time-critical environment.
- Show outstanding communication skills which enable you to operate in a complex financial and mathematical environment.
- Show the following traits: ethical, collaborative, organized, flexible, high energy, self-starter, accountable, humble.
- Have undertaken finance, fixed income, and/or capital markets coursework (recommended but not required).