First Post -- Help if you can

Hey everyone,

I've been a WSO observer for quite some time now and finally decided to take the plunge and join. I really hope you guys can help me out with this maybe shed some insight into this job posting I've come across. I'm trying to make the jump into S&T and its incredibly frustrating to find an "entry level", "ground floor" role that provides actual room for growth and isn't just an admin job or ops job in disguise lol. Any help insight would be necessary. The job is with a global bank, not sure if it would be considered a BB but the description is:

Sales Assistant:

Description

• Work directly with EM/Latam Local Markets sales force, handling various products including bonds, CDS, swaps and fx.

• Extensive contact with clients trading desks, operations and settlement areas.

•Input trades via relevant trade capture systems including Bloomberg, OMR, Murex.

• Complete verbal confirmation of trades with client on trade date. Investigate and resolve any discrepancy with trader and/or client.

•Receive trade allocations from client and record breakdown

•Investigate and resolve sales credit discrepancies and adjust sales credits based on corresponding schedule.

•Provide client pricing (daily, monthly, and quarterly) as requested.

•Aid in resolution of trade fails.

•Investigate and resolve all DK's relating to settlement of securities.

•Manage new client account process from start to finish.

•Extensive interaction with legal and compliance and operations.

•Assist in coordination and scheduling of investor trips and road shows.

•Ad hoc projects as needed.

•Bachelor’s degree required (Finance or Business preferred)

•Series 11 and Series 63 required for junior sales assistant

•Series 7 and Series 63 required for senior sales assistant

•Knowledge of Foreign Bonds, FX and CDS trades preferred

•Detail oriented

Self starter with strong organizational and communication skills

•Ability to keep focused in a noisy environment

•Ability to handle multiple requests in a timely manner.

•Strong problem solving skills.

If anyone can shed any insight I would be really grateful. Thank you guys ! So pumped to finally be on here !