I am one year out of undergrad and want to break into S&T, preferably at a BB.
Currently, i am on the last leg of an analyst rotational program that could be categorized as "corporate strategy". I talked to my second half rotational group and got a spot on their retail trading desk. I also got my Series 7 and 66 so I have actually been placing trades although I do not have a Bloomberg earmarked to my name. Now as the program ends, I will be placed back into the strategy pipeline again.
So I need advice on how to position my resume in order to capture the eye of trading desks? I did non-financial analytics for the first portion and have been on the trading desk for the last 8 months. Background is Ivy League with a previous SA at BB S&T.
Any help would be greatly appreciated and feel free to comment on any part of my resume.
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