FAQs
What is the role of a Reconciliation Analyst in PS Ops?
The Reconciliation Analyst supports the Fixed Income Analytics - Product Development and Fixed Income - Quality Assurance teams, focusing on ensuring the quality of fixed income data through quality assurance processes, maintenance, and production.
What kinds of educational backgrounds are preferred for this job?
A university degree in fields such as Business Management, Business Administration, Financial Management, Mathematical Finance, Economics, or equivalent is preferred.
What skills are essential for a successful Reconciliation Analyst?
Essential skills include strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, strong interpersonal skills, and a quick learning ability.
Is experience with Microsoft Excel required for this position?
Yes, experience with and knowledge of Microsoft Excel is required, and having logic/coding knowledge is considered an advantage.
Will there be opportunities for continuous learning and development?
Yes, the role emphasizes continuous learning of fixed income terms and analytics as well as the tools and processes used by the team.
What is the working schedule like for this position?
The Reconciliation Analyst position may require flexibility to work in shifts.
How important is teamwork in this role?
Teamwork is important; the analyst is accountable for workload management and should report and consult with team mentors, leaders, or managers regarding work-related questions and concerns.
Is fluency in English required for this job?
Yes, a good command of the English language, both written and oral, is required.
Does FactSet have a commitment to diversity in its hiring process?
Yes, FactSet celebrates diversity and is committed to a transparent hiring process, considering all qualified applicants regardless of background.
Are there opportunities for those returning to the workforce?
Yes, FactSet encourages individuals who are returning from a break in their career to apply and offers support to help relaunch their careers.