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Research Associate - Switzerland small caps

United StatesResearch & Science

Listed on UBS’s official careers site. Listed as of October 13, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Do you enjoy number crunching and connecting dots to turn good ideas into better ones?

Are you motivated to learn constantly?

We are hiring equity research associate with experience of 1-2 years for Switzerland Small a cap research role. The candidate should have excellent academic record, strong communication skills and an analytical mind.

Role responsibility

-work closely with Switzerland-based sell-side analysts to deliver high-quality equity research on Switzerland Small-Cap companies

-provide end-to-end research support, including sector coverage, company analysis, and generation of investment ideas

-build and maintain detailed financial models, perform valuations, and conduct scenario and sensitivity analysis

-prepare and contribute to initiation notes, earnings updates, thematic reports, and ad-hoc research publications

-support analysts in responding to internal and external client requests in a timely and professional manner

-assist in the creation and maintenance of research databases, sector trackers, and financial dashboards

-develop marketing and client presentation materials in line with research outputs

-ensure adherence to internal quality standards, timelines, and compliance requirements

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