Descripción de la oferta
Overview
As a Commodities eTrading Analyst at Santander CIB, you will help expand electronic trading capabilities for commodity products and drive client growth through automation and data-driven insights. You will collaborate with Sales, Structuring, Quants and Technology to enhance digital channels and reduce operational risk. The role blends analytics, platform management, and workflow optimization to improve client experience and P&L. This is a chance to shape Santander’s digital trading capabilities in a global banking environment.
Compensaciones / Beneficioshybrid work modelflexible hoursglobal learning platformscompetitive salary with bonuseslife insurance and preferential banking termsBeHealthy wellness program
ResponsabilidadesCreate and expand electronic trading connectivity services for commodity products, delivering seamless end-to-end digital experiencesAnalyse trading, client and market data to identify business opportunities and drive performance improvementsDrive innovation in digital client services, APIs and automated trading capabilitiesManage and enhance eTrading platforms and workflows to improve client service quality, optimize risk controls, and support growthDevelop and implement automation solutions to reduce operational risk and increase efficiencyDesign and enhance tools for pricing, risk monitoring, trading analytics and workflow optimization
Requisitos principalesExperience in Financial Markets and Derivatives Products (required)Knowledge of Commodity Markets (preferred)Masters degree in STEM or related disciplineEnglish proficiency; Spanish preferredStrong analytical and problem-solving skillsUnderstanding of financial markets, quantitative finance, derivatives, and electronic trading workflowsProgramming and data analysis experienceInterest in Machine Learning and AI applied to financial marketsStrong communication and stakeholder management skillsAbility to work across business and technology teams in a fast-paced environmentStrong communicationStakeholder managementCross-functional collaborationProgramming and data analysisUnderstanding of quantitative financeElectronic trading workflows
