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Gunvor Group Ltd in Singapore offers an 18-month Quantitative Analysis Graduate Program designed for graduates to apply mathematics, technology and data to trading challenges.
You’ll complete two 9-month rotations across Quantitative Analysis, Market Risk, Research and Trading Analytics, with potential international rotations to Geneva, Houston or London. Strong Python skills and a quantitative mindset are preferred.
Graduate Program – Quantitative Analysis
Turn data into commercial insight.
At Gunvor, quantitative analysis plays a critical role in helping our commercial teams understand markets, identify opportunities and make informed trading decisions.
Our 18-month Quantitative Analysis Graduate Program is designed for curious, analytical graduates who want to apply mathematics, technology and data to real-world trading challenges while building a long-term career in commodity markets.
You’ll join an international environment where quantitative research, analytics and commercial thinking come together to solve complex business problems.
During the Program, you’ll complete two 9-month rotations , giving you exposure to different quantitative and commercial functions across the business.
Depending on business needs, rotations may include:
You’ll be based in Singapore , while having the opportunity to be considered for an international rotation opportunities in one of our global offices, such as Geneva, Houston or London.
Alongside your rotations, you’ll follow a structured development journey that combines technical learning, industry knowledge, and professional development, helping you develop analytical capabilities and commercial understanding needed to thrive in quantitative roles within commodity trading.
Throughout the Program, you’ll:
We’re looking for analytical thinkers who enjoy solving complex problems and applying quantitative methods to commercial challenges.
You’ll ideally have:
Our recruitment process consists of the following stages: