FAQs
What is the primary focus of the internship position?
The primary focus of the internship is to study and implement the SABR-FMM model, addressing its impact on swaption volatility and developing calibration protocols.
What educational background is required for this internship?
Candidates should be students in their final year of an engineering school or a university master's program, with strong knowledge of capital markets and associated modeling methods.
What programming skills are necessary for this position?
Candidates should have good knowledge of Python and C++.
What are the main tasks involved in this internship?
Main tasks include implementing a Monte Carlo method for the SABR-FMM model, analyzing model parameters' impacts, developing approximate formulas, and comparing results for calibration of the model.
How long is the internship and when does it start?
The internship duration is 6 months, and the starting date is flexible based on availability.
What kind of work environment can interns expect at Murex?
Interns can expect to work in a dynamic, agile, international, and multicultural environment with a motivated and engaged team.
Are there opportunities to work with the latest technologies?
Yes, interns will have access to the latest technologies, including GPU resources.
Is prior experience in finance necessary for the internship?
While a solid understanding of capital markets is essential, prior experience in finance is not explicitly required, as long as candidates demonstrate relevant knowledge in their studies.
What is the nature of the team that interns will be joining?
Interns will join the MACS (Murex AnalytiCS) team, responsible for implementing innovative and efficient valuation methods across multiple asset classes.
What personal qualities are desired in candidates for this internship?
Candidates should be dynamic, rigorous, autonomous, and capable of working in an agile environment.