Operations Analyst - Commodities
eFinancialCareersA commodities focused Alternative Investment fund is looking to hire an Operations Analyst to join their business. Ideal opportunity for an Operations professional at the early stages of their career looking to join a vibrant work environment.
Candidates should have strong Python scripting skills alongside proficiency in SQL.
This role is full time, 5-days a week, in the office.
Duties & Experience required include:
- 1-2 years Operations experience, ideally within a Commodities focused business.
- Excellent IT skills including Python scripting skills, SQL and strong Excel skills.
- Proactive mindset, working closely with teams across the business.
- Excellent communication skills, both written and oral.
Unless otherwise stated, candidates must have the right to work in the UK.
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