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Associate Portfolio Manager – Macro Rates

Job Description

About the Opportunity

At AustralianSuper, we truly care about our colleagues. We know work and life are intertwined. That’s why we support the diverse needs of everyone and have policies that enable us all to thrive and be truly flexible. We ensure diversity is celebrated for the opportunity it provides us all to learn and grow and deliver better outcomes for members. We are dedicated to building a high-performance environment underpinned by a strong risk culture, ensuring we deliver the best outcomes for our members.

Responsibilities

  • Developing investment recommendations for the Head of Macro Rates
  • Conducting macroeconomic research and analysis on select economies
  • Preparing periodic management reports on strategy, exposure, portfolio activity
  • Supporting the Head of Macro Rates in managing exposures
  • Collaborating with the Liquidity & Implementation team

About You

What You’ll Need:

  • Experience in analysis of economies and financial markets
  • Exceptional macroeconomic analytical skills
  • Strong quantitative modelling and database management skills
  • Superior tertiary level qualification(s) in Commerce, Economics, Business, Finance or related discipline

Eligibility

Australian or New Zealand citizenship or Australian permanent residency status is required.

Benefits

AustralianSuper is committed to colleague development, and we support our people with ongoing learning, coaching and training, as well as career opportunities across our expanding global organisation. We offer generous leave entitlements and promote a blended working environment in which all roles can flex.

About Company

The AustralianSuper Story: As a profit-to-member superannuation fund, AustralianSuper is run only for members, and is here to help members achieve their best possible retirement outcome. We don't pay profits or dividends to shareholders, so the money we make goes back into the fund.