Commodities and Global Markets Summer Internship Programme
Listed on 2026-09-13
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Finance & Banking
Data Scientist
Location: Greater London
2027 Commodities and Global Markets Summer Internship Programme
Discover what's possible for your future with Macquarie. Join Commodities and Global Markets (CGM) as a Summer Intern and gain experience in one of Macquarie's core businesses. You'll build technical skills, learn from industry experts, and contribute to work that helps clients manage risk, unlock capital and pursue opportunities across global markets.
We are a global financial services group operating in 30 markets with 57 years of unbroken profitability. At Macquarie, you’re empowered to shape a career that is fulfilling and creates value. You will bring your insights and expertise to the task at hand and feel supported as you make your own kind of impact for a better future.
What role will you play?As a Summer Intern in Commodities and Global Markets, you'll support your team on real work while gaining practical experience of a global business that combines deep industry expertise with entrepreneurial thinking. You'll learn from professionals ranging from geologists and meteorologists to engineers, data scientists, quant strategists, traders and advisers, and develop the technical skills, confidence and networks that can support your future career.
You’ll work closely with your team to support clients through tailored solutions across commodities, financial markets and asset finance, gaining insight into how we help clients navigate challenges and identify opportunities in global markets.
Our opportunities span a range of teams across Commodities and Global Market s including :
- Quant Strategy , where you could help maintain and develop quantitative platforms and implement quantitative methods.
- Quantitative Investment Strategies Marketing , where you could support strategy development and explanation, client mapping, marketing and outreach.
- Business Operational Risk Management , where you could investigate incidents, support remediation and help assess the effectiveness of business controls.
- Quantitative Investment Solutions and Structuring , where you could apply creative problem-solving to quantitative models, systems and solutions for institutional clients.
- Non-Financial Regulatory Reporting , where you could analyse transaction reporting data, i nvestigate reporting issues and support regulatory, process and technology change.
Depending on your individual role, you could be:
- analysing market, client, risk or regulatory data
- developing quantitative methods, models, tools or platforms
- translating complex financial or technical concepts into clear explanations
- investigating issues, identifying root causes and supporting remediation
- contributing to improvements in processes, systems and controls
- supporting client engagement, strategy communication and outreach
- collaborating with colleagues across trading, risk, technology, operations and other specialist teams.
Your nine-week programme will start with a tailored induction week providing you with the skills and knowledge we think you need to be successful.
As part of this programme, you’ll :
- h ave the opportunity to gain insight into the financial services industry and build the technical skills and knowledge that will help you discover more for your career
- g ain valuable experience and insight into your chosen business area,working closely withyourteam
- w ork side-by-side with business leaders andhave the chance tocollaborateon live projects and transactions from day one
- g eton-the-job experience and hands-on training to help set you up for a successful career once you complete your studies.
You have a unique perspective. We want to hear it. We welcome applications from students in their penultimate year of study of an undergraduate or master's degree, or students undertaking a…
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