FAQs
What is the primary role of a Research Analyst in the Estimates Collection team at FactSet?
The primary role of a Research Analyst is to collect, analyze, and process financial market data from various sources while ensuring the integrity and accuracy of the company's financial market information.
What qualifications are required for the Research Analyst position?
An undergraduate degree in Commerce, Business Management, Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field is required. Graduate qualifications in these areas are also preferred.
What skills are essential for success in this role?
Essential skills include computer literacy, numerical skills, analytical skills, detail orientation, and a good understanding of financial markets and accountancy.
Is training provided for this position?
Yes, training is provided internally, and completion of online training for the FactSet workstation is necessary.
What types of data will I be working with as a Research Analyst?
You will be working with company forecasts, consensus data from research reports, flat file feeds, and various financial market data items, including metrics across different industries.
Does the Estimates team work with clients directly?
Yes, the team provides accurate and reliable data to both internal and external clientele and supports clients with their data queries.
Is the hiring process at FactSet inclusive?
Yes, FactSet is committed to diversity and inclusion, ensuring a transparent hiring process for all qualified applicants regardless of their background.
What support does FactSet offer for individuals returning to the workforce?
FactSet encourages individuals who have taken a break from the workforce to apply and offers available support to help them relaunch their careers.
