Capital Markets Financial Analyst - Arabia

Capital Markets Financial Analyst - Relocation to Saudi Arabia

Aramco is a leading producer of hydrocarbon energy and chemicals. With headquarters in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and operations around the world, the company combines market discipline with a long‑view perspective built on nine decades of experience.

The Treasury’s Capital Markets & Financing Department is overseeing global debt capital markets to support Saudi Aramco’s global financing strategies. This role will lead many aspects of corporate debt issuances, ensuring the group maintains ready access to financial markets to meet its expansionary requirements. The successful candidate will work closely with senior finance management, banks, debt investors and credit rating agencies.

• Monitor and report on developed and emerging debt capital markets activities with a focus on energy‑related sectors.
• Assist in the structuring, pricing and negotiation of debt issuances under both conventional and Islamic structures, including renewal of syndicated revolver facilities and bilateral credit facilities.
• Devise hedging strategies to mitigate interest‑rate risk associated with long‑term debt issuances.
• Work closely with legal and investor‑relations teams in the capital markets due diligence process, including documentation, preparation of information memoranda and investor presentations.
• Assist in the formulation and implementation of financing strategies, policies and procedures to ensure group‑level financial flexibility.
• Represent Saudi Aramco on joint‑venture financing projects and regular or ad‑hoc committees or task forces pertaining to financing matters.

• Bachelor’s degree or above in Finance, Economics or Accounting. (MBA preferred).
• Minimum of 7 years of experience in a corporate funding role or leading a debt capital markets origination/structuring/syndication team.
• A financial certification such as CPA, CMA, CTP, or CFA is a definite advantage.
• Extensive experience maintaining and developing relationships with banks, investors and rating agencies.
• Extensive experience across debt market products, including vanilla, securitization, hybrid instruments and liability management exercises.
• Solid understanding of international credit and rates markets dynamics. Excellent communication skills are required to work successfully with internal and external stakeholders.

The role is full‑time and located in Saudi Arabia. Employees will have the opportunity to work on truly world‑scale projects supported by investment in capital and technology that is second to none. A strong focus on talent development, continuous learning and cross‑functional collaboration defines the culture at Aramco.