Overview:
Join Citi's Non-Agency Residential Mortgage Transaction Management Group to support loan trading and securitization for institutional clients. In this role you will coordinate due diligence, assist with trade execution and contract terms, and provide loan- and pool-level data analytics to inform pricing and structuring. You will help structure new issue securitizations and review collateral as part of deal execution. You will work with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced, detail-oriented environment, gaining exposure to a broad range of non-agency mortgage assets. This is an opportunity to contribute to shaping securitization strategies within a leading global bank. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental & vision coverage 401(k) life, accident, and disability insurance wellness programs paid time off (vacation, sick leave) paid holidays
Responsibilities:
Coordinate pre- and post-settlement due diligence for loan trades and securitized transactions Support documentation and terms for loan sale/purchase agreements and securitizations Assist traders with bid lists, pricing analysis, and settlement coordination for whole loan trades Conduct loan- and pool-level data analytics to support pricing, bid evaluation, and securitization structuring Assist with deal structuring, collateral review, and execution of securitized product issuances
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Business, or related field Strong analytical and quantitative skills with proficiency in Excel (VBA/SQL a plus) Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment Strong attention to detail in data analysis and documentation review Interest in residential mortgage markets, structured products, and fixed income 0–2 years of relevant experience (internship or full-time) preferred Excellent written and verbal communication Multitasking and prioritization under deadline pressure Attention to detail Excel (VBA/SQL a plus) Data analytics Pricing analysis