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T-Mobile

Sr Analyst, Credit Risk Mgmt

Frisco, TX · On-site

$84K - $152K/yr

Graduate degree in a quantitative field a plus * Intermediate or higher proficiency in SAS or other statistical/analytical programming languages highly preferred * Prior consumer risk management ...

ConocoPhillips

Intern, Trading Analytics 2027

Houston, TX · On-site

$14.25 - $19/hr

... quantitative or technical fields * Current level in college: Junior, Senior, or Graduate Student ... Exposure to analysis, modeling and visualization using common programs and applications (e.g ...

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As of Sep 4, 2026, the average yearly pay for graduate quantitative analyst in Texas is $124,727.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $103,900.00 and $135,600.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Graduate Quantitative Analyst is an entry-level role in finance, typically within investment banks, hedge funds, or asset management firms. The role involves using mathematical and statistical models to analyze financial data, develop trading strategies, and assess risk. Candidates usually have a strong background in mathematics, statistics, physics, or computer science. They work closely with traders, data scientists, and risk managers to optimize decision-making. Programming skills in Python, R, or C++ are often required.

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A typical day for a Graduate Quantitative Analyst involves collecting, cleaning, and analyzing large data sets to identify trends or support financial and business modeling efforts. You’ll collaborate closely with senior analysts, portfolio managers, and IT teams to design and implement quantitative strategies, build statistical models, and run simulations. In addition, you may present your findings to team members or contribute to ongoing research projects, which helps you quickly build your technical and communication skills. This dynamic environment offers excellent opportunities to learn from experienced professionals and gain exposure to different aspects of quantitative analysis.

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To thrive as a Graduate Quantitative Analyst, you need a strong background in mathematics, statistics, data analysis, and a relevant degree such as mathematics, statistics, finance, or engineering. Proficiency with technical tools like Python, R, SQL, and statistical modeling software is commonly required, and familiarity with data visualization platforms is a plus. Strong problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and clear communication skills help you stand out in this collaborative and analytical role. These qualifications are crucial for effectively analyzing complex data sets, generating insights, and supporting strategic decision-making in quantitative-driven organizations.

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2027 Graduate Analyst Program (Austin)

Aurora Energy Research LLC

Austin, TX • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Posted 4 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Contribute to developing market forecast reports and conducting original research on the future of energy systems.

  • Execute bespoke consulting projects for clients, including asset valuations, scenario modeling, and analysis of asset economics.

  • Collaborate with team members on project work, including research, analysis, and preparing industry reports.

Job description

Aurora's mission is to provide data-driven intelligence to support the energy transition. To support this mission, we are seeking recent and upcoming college graduates to join our Graduate Analyst Program based in our Austin office.  
 
Aurora has developed a market-leading suite of services which provide analytics and insights to players across the North American power markets - helping to shine a light on developments across the power market and industry. Our services comprise Power and Renewable Market Services for the major North American power markets. Together, these provide insights on the development of power markets and implications for a range of power assets, as well as policy and strategy across North America. 
 
As a member of our Graduate Analyst Program, you will apply the skills you have developed through your studies to solve some of our clients' most interesting and intricate problems. Through a mix of structured training programs and on-the-job learning, we will help you take your abilities to the next level, preparing you to build trusted relationships with clients, develop new business opportunities, nurture teams, and communicate complex ideas with crystal clarity. 
 
As a Graduate Analyst, you will have the opportunity to rotate through the following teams over the course of our 18-month program: 
  • Research: Developing market forecast reports and original in-depth research on the future of energy systems. 
  • Advisory: Executing bespoke consulting projects for clients. 
At the end of the program, you will move into a permanent position within one of our teams. 
 
The roles in more detail: 
Advisory 
Projects include valuations of energy assets, modelling bespoke scenarios and asset configurations, and conducting analyses to forecast asset economics for investors, banks, developers, and utilities. Besides project valuation work, the Advisory team also works with governments and regulators on designing and evaluating energy policy. While most projects last for around four weeks, some longer projects, such as multi-client studies or longer pieces of policy work, can take a number of months.  
 
Graduate Analysts usually work alongside another Analyst, and project teams are made up of Analysts, a Project Manager, and a Senior Associate providing oversight. Teams are re-formed for each new project, so you will get the chance to work with everyone in the Advisory team for your region. 
 
Research 
In the research team, you will contribute to influential industry reports that clients use to stay informed about market and policy activities and to make investment decisions. Each quarter you'll be updating our latest view of the evolution of the power system to 2060 by modelling energy markets based on the latest assumptions on power demand, commodity prices, market activity, and policy. This involves a combination of desk research and modelling in collaboration with other teams. The Research team also prepares regular subscriber conferences which involve presenting in-depth and timely analysis on a specific aspect of the market.  
 
Research teams focus on a single market and consist of around 2 to 4 Analysts with oversight from Associates, Research Leads, and Market Leads. You'll work closely with this team throughout the rotation. The reports are read by subscribers from across the industry, including developers, utilities, asset optimizers, system operators, policymakers, regulators, and others. 
For recent graduates joining Aurora's Austin office, we offer an 18-month program of experience and development designed to provide: 
  • Accelerated training in how energy markets work. 
  • Involvement in live client projects. 
  • An opportunity to contribute to some of the most influential reports in the industry. 
  • A chance to build up your toolkit of analytical, teamwork and communication skills. 
  • An understanding of Aurora's structure and role in the industry. 
Our Graduate Analyst Program is open to final-year undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as recent graduates. 
Applicants will need to be available to start the program in July 2027. 
 
Required attributes: 
  • An ability to collect, analyze, and interpret complex information. 
  • An ability to communicate and collaborate with a range of people.  
  • A clear passion and interest for the energy industry. 
  • Evidence of strong quantitative skills. 
  • Evidence of strong performance in team-oriented environments and project management (e.g., as part of a college project). 
Desirable attributes: 
  • Experience with statistical tools and techniques. 
  • Experience with at least one programming language, e.g. SQL, MATLAB, Python, R, etc. 
  • Advanced knowledge of Excel.
  • Knowledge of optimization techniques. 
We strongly encourage women and candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply. There is evidence that people from under-represented groups may be less likely to apply unless they meet virtually every selection criterion. We urge candidates who meet at least some of the criteria to consider applying, especially if you are passionate about climate, energy, economics, data analytics, software, strategy, or consulting - there's a role that'll fit you at Aurora. 
  • A competitive salary and benefits package. 
  • The chance to work in both our Research and Advisory departments. 
  • The opportunity to substantially influence major decisions in the energy sector. 
  • Direct engagement with clients through Aurora conferences, workshops, and webinars. 
  • The opportunity to grow into a publicly visible industry expert. 
  • A fun, informal, collaborative, and international work culture. 
  • A brand-new office space in the vibrant and culturally rich East Austin area. 
  • Access to the Aurora Academy, our training program offering a range of opportunities to develop your skills.
The Company is committed to the principle that no employee or job applicant shall receive unfavorable treatment on grounds of age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, marriage and civil partnership and pregnancy and maternity. 

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