State Street

Financial Services

FundOrderServicesAnalyst,Associate1

$90–130k ~AI est. Krakow, Poland FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Fund Order Services Analyst, Associate 1 at State Street. Skills: Fund order services, Static data, Transaction processing. Create static data. Maintain static data”

What You'll Achieve.

Delivering quality service

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Solve problems

Eligibility Requirements

3 days/week minimum in office

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

An understanding of fund administration is required

Nice to Have

University Students or Graduates preferred, Previous experience in financial industry preferred, Excellent knowledge of German is an advantage

What You'll Do.

Monitor transaction orders

Contact Transfer Agents

Create client reports

Monitor system applications

Keep up-to-date with market changes

Keep up-to-date with internal changes

Be involved in projects

Make recommendations for changes

Resolve review points

Ensure supervisors are informed

Establish working relationships

Maintain working relationships

Take responsibility for development

Take responsibility for training

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Internal clients; Supporting departments; Other Fund Order Services Analysts; Specialists; Colleagues

Communication Scope

Communication with internal clients

Full Job Description

Job Description **Who we are looking for** The Fund Order Services Analyst is an integral member of the Team responsible for delivering quality service to assigned clients of the team. He/She must contribute to the team on technical matters in both quality of service and communication with internal clients and other supporting departments. The Fund Order Services Analyst is required to solve problems and provide assistance to the other Fund Order Services Analyst . Achieving quality of service is a team effort and the Fund Order Services Analyst needs to function at all times as a team player and ensure that other members of the team do so too. **Purpose Of Role:** The Fund Order Services Analyst is an integral member of the Team responsible for delivering quality service to assigned clients of the team. He/She must contribute to the team on technical matters in both quality of service and communication with internal clients and other supporting departments. The Fund Order Services Analyst is required to solve problems and provide assistance to the other Fund Order Services Analysts and Specialists. Achieving quality of service is a team effort and the Fund Order Services Analyst needs to function at all times as a team player. **Responsibilities:** As Fund Order Services Analyst you will: • Create, maintain and amend Static Data in the system following the relevant launches, product changes and inquiries • Monitor the processing of transaction orders • Contact external Transfer Agents and vendors on transactions progress • Create and send specific Client Reports • Provide necessary support and information according to the clients’ and internal queries • Maintain high level of control and monitoring of system applications and work flow. • Keep up-to-date with all changes in the market practices/procedures/new technology as well as internal changes within SSB • Be involved in departmental ad-hoc projects. • Make recommendations for changes to processes and procedures

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