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Anonymous

11 Sep 2020

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It is my final year in NTU as an EEE undergraduate and wants to work in banking and finance field. Particularly towards the financial market! How do I find a job?

I am passionate about trading and investing. I have attended an investment workshop to cut short my learning curve and spends some of my free time reading more about the markets.

However, I do not plan to start working in the engineering industry after I graduate. How do I ensure that I get a job related to the markets? They say b&f industries like to hire EEE grads in NTU but I just don’t see how and why?

Any career advices would be kindly appreciated!

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Joe

19d ago

Hey, that's a cool aspiration! It's totally doable! Focus on those transferable skills and highlight your passion.toyota tacoma for sale Good luck landing your dream job in finance!

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Jia

11 Sep 2020

Hey, it's true tho! I have friends from engineering who had a) personal experience investing in the stock market b) know a programming language (usually python) whose first job after grad were in banking. It's all about selling your interest and showing your knowledge, along with what value-added skill you have (e.g. able to use python to automate stock analysis/comparisons) :)

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Fahmiin

10 Sep 2020

Back End Engineer at Seedly

From my limited knowledge, seems like a stretch to find a cross over between EEE and Financial marke...

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