Client Associate (DOD SkillBridge Trainee)

UBS

Miami, FL2–3 yrs3h agovia LinkedIn

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Who can apply
2–3 years of experience · Bachelor's degree
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MarketingMicrosoft OfficeCustomer service
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On-site in Miami
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About the Role

UBS is seeking transitioning US Armed Services members for a DOD SkillBridge training assignment in the Financial Services Industry.

Only transitioning service members approved for DOD SkillBridge will be considered.

You will be working in a support staff capacity with a Financial Advisor team. As a Registered Client Associate, you will play an important role in servicing clients and supporting the business.

Key Responsibilities

  • Keep management systems up-to-date with client information
  • Educate clients on account services and capabilities
  • Help with the preparation of reports and other materials for client meetings
  • Collect the right documentation for opening new accounts and service requests
  • Plan team marketing events and maintain marketing materials
  • Provide the team with a detailed calendar of activities

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • SIE, Series 7 and 66 licenses
  • Microsoft Office Suite proficiency

Qualifications

  • Ideally 2-3 years of experience in client service, within the finance sector
  • Bachelor degree preferred, focusing on finance
  • Excellent communicator, with solid interpersonal skills
  • Detail oriented

During your SkillBridge assignment, you will continue to be an active service member and shall not be an employee of UBS.

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