Graduate Program – Quantitative Analysis
Beschreibung
Gunvor Group is a leading commodity trading company with a global presence, including offices in Geneva, Singapore, Houston and London. The company's quantitative analysis function plays a critical role in supporting commercial teams to understand markets, identify opportunities and make informed trading decisions. The 18-month Quantitative Analysis Graduate Program is designed for analytical graduates who want to apply mathematics, technology and data to real-world trading challenges while building a long-term career in commodity markets. Build and enhance quantitative models that support commercial and trading decisions. Analyse market data to identify trends, relationships and opportunities. Develop forecasting, optimisation and analytical tools. Work closely with quantitative analysts, traders, researchers and Market Risk teams. Apply programming and statistical techniques to solve real business challenges. Present analytical findings and recommendations to stakeholders. Take ownership of meaningful projects from the beginning of the program. Complete two 9-month rotations across different quantitative and commercial functions, which may include Quantitative Analysis, Market Risk, Research and Trading Analytics, with the possibility of an international rotation in Singapore, Houston or London. A Master's or PhD in Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Quantitative Finance or another highly quantitative discipline. Up to 24 months of professional experience, excluding internships. Strong programming skills, particularly in Python. Experience using modern analytical tools and AI-enabled solutions to enhance research, modelling or decision-making. Excellent analytical, critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Strong communication skills and the ability to explain complex ideas clearly. Curiosity about global commodity markets and quantitative trading. Fluency in English. Previous internships or professional experience within quantitative finance, banking, commodities, energy trading or research is considered a strong advantage. A structured 18-month Graduate Program with two 9-month rotations across quantitative and commercial functions. Formal onboarding and a comprehensive learning and development journey combining technical learning, industry knowledge and professional development. Mentorship from experienced quantitative professionals. Exposure to real commercial challenges and trading decisions. International rotation opportunities across global offices including Singapore, Houston and London. A collaborative, entrepreneurial and international working environment based in Geneva. A competitive compensation and benefits package.