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Société Générale · New York, United States

eFX Trader

New York, United StatesContract or temporaryFinance & Accounting

Listed on Société Générale’s official careers site. Posted April 7, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Trade and manage risk across FX Spot, NDFs, Futures, Forwards, and Swaps, with strong awareness of market conditions and liquidity dynamics. Act as a book-runner, actively managing inventory risk, reacting quickly to market movements, and executing efficiently across FX markets. Maintain and grow relationships with clients, liquidity providers, and internal stakeholders, ensuring continuous connectivity and commercial engagement.

Conduct deep, data-driven analysis of the eFX franchise, including: PnL decomposition Historical and real-time volumes Market impact and flow behavior Market microstructure and data analysis Drive proactive monetization of the franchise under volume, risk, and client constraints, ensuring sustainable and disciplined client follow-up. Collaborate closely with the Quant team on model enhancements, pricing improvements, and trading strategy research.

Contribute Python-based tools to support post-trade analytics, research, and workflow automation. Apply technical IT skills to support configuration updates, infrastructure workflows, and issue resolution in electronic trading environments. Act as a team player, sharing findings, collaborating globally, and contributing to the collective performance of the desk.

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