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McGill St Laurent

Trader de grains junior

Montreal, QC · On-site

Ton parcours vers Trader 0-6 mois | Logistique -- Comprendre le deal Tu commences par apprendre comment une transaction fonctionne de A à Z. Tu coordonnes les expéditions, négocies le transport et ...

Societe Generale

Derivatives Sales/Trader

Montreal, QC · On-site

Additionally, we provide an energy trading portal that grants our clients access to energy futures & options, as well as OTC swaps. As one of the top participants in the derivatives markets on both ...

Seven Points Capital

Canadian Traders

Montreal, QC · On-site

We are seeking a select few traders for the Seven Points Capital Canadian team. Seven Points is excited to offer a unique opportunity to join our team of traders. We are looking for candidates who ...

McGill St Laurent

Senior Grain Trader

Montreal, QC · On-site

Senior Grain Trader Have you already built a book and a reputation in grain trading -- and are you looking for the scope, ownership, and freedom to take it further? Do you thrive on turning market ...

Societe Generale

Trade Support Analyst

Montreal, QC · On-site

... trades - Manage, monitor, and report client and operational incidents (prematching, settlement, audits) - Coordinate closely with Front Office, Sales, MO/BO teams, and global support functions ...

Targray

Junior Renewable Natural Gas Trader

Montreal, QC · On-site

Vous travaillerez en étroite collaboration avec les traders chevronnés et les gestionnaires de montage sur l'exécution des transactions, l'analyse du marché et l'élaboration de stratégies, tout ...

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Societe Generale

Trade Support Analyst

Montreal, QC · On-site

Within the Trade Support Unit department, of Operations direction, the service Trade Capture (Transaction Modeling) oversees booking transactions in the information systems under delegation of the ...

BRP

Are you familiar with Trade compliance processes and technologies? We are looking for someone owning this expertise to join the Trade Compliance System & Project Team. In this role, you will have a ...

Societe Generale

Trade Support Analyst

Montreal, QC · On-site

About the Position Within Global Banking Technology and Operations (GBTO), the Trade Support Unit (TSU) department of Operations is responsible for ensuring the accurate booking, control, and support ...

BRP

We are looking for a Free Trade Agreement Analyst to work in an environment that fosters world-class professional development. You'll be part of a dynamic and passionate team having a great influence ...

BRP

We are looking for a Free Trade Agreement Analyst to work in an environment that fosters world-class professional development. You'll be part of a dynamic and passionate team having a great influence ...

BRP

Free Trade Agreement Analyst

Valcourt, QC · Hybrid

We are looking for a Free Trade Agreement Analyst to work in an environment that fosters world-class professional development. You'll be part of a dynamic and passionate team having a great influence ...

BRP

Free Trade Agreement Analyst

Valcourt, QC · Hybrid

We are looking for a Free Trade Agreement Analyst to work in an environment that fosters world-class professional development. You'll be part of a dynamic and passionate team having a great influence ...

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What is a trader?

All trader jobs share common primary responsibilities: to buy and sell financial instruments and assets. The specific job duties you have as a trader depends on the particular sector of trading in which you work. For example, you can find jobs in sell-side trading, buy-side trading, or hedge fund trading. You can become a stock trader, an equity trader, a day trader, a bank trader, or a day trader. As a trader, you can work in the stock market or for an investment bank, an asset management firm, or private clients.

What does a trader do?

A trader is a professional who buys and sells financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, commodities, or currencies in financial markets. Their goal is to make a profit by capitalizing on price movements over short or long periods. Traders can work for financial institutions, investment firms, or independently, and they often use market analysis, research, and trading strategies to make informed decisions. The role requires quick thinking, risk management skills, and a strong understanding of market trends.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a trader?

To thrive as a Trader, you need strong analytical skills, mathematical proficiency, and typically a degree in finance, economics, or a related field. Familiarity with trading platforms, financial modeling software, and certifications such as Series 7 or CFA are often required. Outstanding decision-making, resilience under pressure, and effective communication are valuable soft skills in this role. These abilities are crucial for making informed, timely trades and managing risk in fast-moving financial markets.

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Traders often encounter the challenge of making quick decisions under pressure, as market conditions can change rapidly and unpredictably. Managing risk effectively while maintaining discipline and sticking to a trading strategy is crucial, as emotional reactions can lead to costly mistakes. Additionally, traders must stay updated on global news and economic indicators that may impact asset prices, often requiring extended hours and continuous learning. Collaboration with analysts and other traders is also key to sharing insights and refining strategies.

What is the difference between Trader vs Broker?

AspectTraderBroker
CredentialsOften requires financial licenses (e.g., Series 7, Series 63)Requires similar licenses, plus licensing for client interaction
Work EnvironmentTypically works on trading floors, financial firms, or online platformsWorks as an intermediary between clients and markets, often in offices or online
Employer & Industry UsageFinancial institutions, hedge funds, trading firmsBrokerage firms, financial advisory companies
Search & Comparison IntentFocuses on executing trades, market analysisFocuses on client service, trade execution, and advice

The main difference between a Trader and a Broker is that Traders primarily execute trades and analyze markets, often working within financial firms, while Brokers act as intermediaries, facilitating trades for clients and providing financial advice. Both roles require similar licenses but serve different functions within the financial industry.

How do you get a job as a trader?

To become a trader, you typically need a bachelor's degree in finance, economics, or a related field, along with strong analytical skills and knowledge of financial markets. Gaining experience through internships or entry-level positions and obtaining relevant certifications like the Series 7 or Series 63 can improve job prospects. Proficiency with trading platforms and a good understanding of risk management are also important for success in trading roles.
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Trader de grains junior

McGill St Laurent

Montreal, QC • On-site

Full-time

Posted 5 days ago

Job description


Tu es compétitif(ve), entrepreneurial(e) et motivé(e) par les résultats? Tu aimes négocier, créer des relations et trouver des opportunités?
Chez Grain St Laurent, nous achetons et vendons des produits agricoles physiques à travers l’Amérique du Nord. Ce n’est pas du trading financier : tu apprendras à acheter, vendre et exécuter de vraies transactions, avec de vrais fournisseurs, clients et expéditions.
Notre objectif : te former pour devenir Grain Trader et bâtir ton propre book of business.
Ton parcours vers Trader
0–6 mois | Logistique — Comprendre le deal
Tu commences par apprendre comment une transaction fonctionne de A à Z. Tu coordonnes les expéditions, négocies le transport et gères les imprévus.
Cette étape t’apprend comment le fret, les conditions d’expédition et l’exécution influencent directement les prix et les marges — une base essentielle pour devenir Trader.
6–12 mois | Procurement — Apprendre à acheter
Tu passes ensuite du côté commercial en développant ton propre réseau de fournisseurs.
Tu prospectes, développes des relations, négocies les prix et les volumes, identifies du stock et trouves des opportunités d’achat pour soutenir l’équipe de trading.
C’est ici que tu développes ton instinct commercial et ta compréhension du marché.
12 mois et + | Trader — Acheter + vendre
Tu développes maintenant ton propre book de clients, tout en continuant à gérer ton réseau de fournisseurs.
Tu travailles des deux côtés du marché : tu achètes, tu vends, tu négocies tes marges et tu gères tes transactions de la première conversation jusqu’à la livraison.
À terme, tu es responsable de tes fournisseurs, tes clients, tes deals et tes résultats.
Qui on recherche
  • Entrepreneurial(e), compétitif(ve) et orienté(e) résultats
  • À l’aise avec la prospection et le développement de relations
  • Fortes aptitudes en négociation et en communication
  • Capable de prendre des décisions et de résoudre des problèmes rapidement
  • Autonome, Organisé(e), débrouillard(e) et capable de prendre ownership
  • Bilingue français et anglais - en raison du territoire couvert 
  • Expérience en vente B2B, agriculture, logistique, distribution ou environnement à commission : un atout
Pourquoi McGill St Laurent?
  • Un parcours concret vers le rôle de Trader
  • Uncapped commissions lorsque tu progresses vers le trading
  • Une culture entrepreneuriale où l’initiative est récompensée
  • La possibilité de bâtir ton propre book of business
  • Un environnement rapide, compétitif et axé sur la performance
  • De superbes bureaux avec gym, simulateur de golf, lounge, vestiaires et douches

Ce poste est 100 % en présentiel. Nous croyons que travailler directement avec l’équipe accélère l’apprentissage, la collaboration et le développement des réflexes nécessaires pour réussir en trading.
Apprends le business. Bâtis ton réseau. Deviens Trader.

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Are you competitive, entrepreneurial, and driven by results? Do you enjoy negotiating, building relationships, and finding opportunities?
At Grain St Laurent, we buy and sell physical agricultural commodities across North America. This isn’t financial trading: you’ll learn how to buy, sell, and execute real transactions with real suppliers, customers, and shipments.
Our goal: train you to become a Grain Trader and build your own book of business.
Your Path to Trader
0–6 months | Logistics — Understand the Deal
You’ll start by learning how a transaction works from A to Z. You’ll coordinate shipments, negotiate freight, and handle issues as they come up.
This stage teaches you how freight, shipping terms, and execution directly impact pricing and margins — an essential foundation for becoming a Trader.
6–12 months | Procurement — Learn to Buy
You’ll then move into the commercial side of the business and start building your own supplier network.
You’ll prospect, develop relationships, negotiate prices and volumes, identify available inventory, and find buying opportunities to support the trading team.
This is where you’ll develop your commercial instincts and deepen your understanding of the market.
12+ months | Trader — Buy + Sell
Now, you’ll build your own book of customers while continuing to manage and grow your supplier network.
You’ll work both sides of the market: buying, selling, negotiating your margins, and managing your transactions from the first conversation all the way through delivery.
Ultimately, you own your suppliers, your customers, your deals, and your results.
Who We’re Looking For
  • Entrepreneurial, competitive, and results-driven
  • Comfortable with prospecting and relationship building
  • Strong negotiation and communication skills
  • Able to make decisions and solve problems quickly
  • Independent, organized, resourceful, and comfortable taking ownership
  • Bilingual in French and English, due to the territory covered by our business.
  • Experience in B2B sales, agriculture, logistics, distribution, or a commission-based environment is an asset
Why McGill St Laurent?
  • A clear, hands-on path to becoming a Trader
  • Uncapped commissions as you progress into trading
  • An entrepreneurial culture where initiative is rewarded
  • The opportunity to build your own book of business
  • A fast-paced, competitive, performance-driven environment
  • Great offices with a gym, golf simulator, lounge, locker rooms, and showers
This role is 100% on-site. We believe working directly alongside the team accelerates learning, collaboration, and the development of the instincts needed to succeed in trading.
Learn the business.
Build your network. Become a Trader.
 

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