Job description
The roles would suit graduates with quantitative-based educational backgrounds in fields such as Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics and Physics who would like to leverage and build upon their knowledge and skills to help solve complex real-world problems in the financial services sector. The roles will particularly appeal to those with a knowledge of stochastic modelling, Monte-Carlo simulation and financial-mathematics and/or those with higher-level quantitative degrees (e.g. MSc, PhD), but qualifications of this type and in these areas is not essential. The role will involve a wide-variety of activities associated with supporting our SG-related products and services including:
- The production of high-profile services used by a large proportion of our customers focusing on the calibration of stochastic models to current and historical market data.
- The customisation of models, their calibration approaches and our software to help solve customer-specific problems.
- Designing new models, model calibration techniques and other related research activities associated with our products and services.
- Developing, modifying and implementing bespoke tools/solutions to help with the production of customer services.
- Training customers on the technical aspects of our modelling and the use of our SG software.
- Answering technical questions from customers to help them understand our models, their calibration and other questions related to our products and services.
- Undergraduate degree in a highly quantitative subject (e.g. Financial-Mathematics, Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics). MSc/PhD degrees in relevant fields are advantageous.
- Understanding of financial mathematics (e.g. derivative pricing, interest-rate modelling, econometrics, stochastic processes, Monte-Carlo simulation).
- Excellent interpersonal skills, including the ability to communicate with individuals/teams with different backgrounds and at all levels.
- Excellent problem-solving skills.
- Can hit deadlines while maintaining high standards.
- Dedicated to our customers.
- Working toward or completed actuarial/CFA/FRM or related qualifications is advantageous.
- Experience working within a financial institution (e.g. within an insurance company) is advantageous.
The 12-month program will start in September 2023 on a permanent contract.
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