Global Markets, Electronic Trading - Summer 2027 Analyst (4 months)

In this role, you will work directly with experienced engineers, traders, and quantitative professionals who will provide mentorship, feedback, and exposure to how technology is used within a modern electronic trading business.

You'll gain exposure to electronic trading, market structure, quantitative decision making, and the technology platforms that support a modern capital markets business.

Depending on your interests and the team's priorities, you may:

• Design systems where microseconds matter and where software decisions directly impact trading outcomes.

• Create real-time data pipelines, analytics and visualization tools.

• Apply machine learning to market, client or operational datasets where it is the right tool.

• Design APIs and reusable services for front-office applications.

• Design and implement workflow automation that increases efficiency and reduces operational risk.

• Contribute to electronic trading platforms, market data systems, and client-facing technology.

At CIBC we enable the work environment mostoptimalfor you to thrive in your role. To successfully perform the work,you’llbe on-site full-time.

The expected annualized base salary for this role is $100,000.

The base salary isdeterminedby a variety of factors, including the candidate’s skills, experience, and job-related knowledge, as well as geographic location and specific business needs. Our compensation philosophy supports ongoing growth and development, enabling progression within the salary range as team members advance in their roles.

We are committed to providing fair,equitable, and competitive compensation opportunities for all employees, and we encourage open conversations about compensation throughout the recruitment process.

Importantinformation

• You are enrolled in an undergraduate degree in Commerce, Economics, STEM (Science, Technology, EngineeringorMathematics)or relatedprogramat the time of the internship, with a graduation date no earlier thanDecember2027.

• Students with a technical undergraduate (ex: Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science, etc.) are preferred.

• Include your resume, cover letter, and your most recent unofficial transcript with your application. These should all be uploaded into the resume section of your application in a PDF format.

• We encourage you to include links to projects, code samples, open-source contributions, technical writing,researchor other work thatdemonstrateshow you approach and solve problems.

• Location: Toronto.Please note all employees must work within their currentjurisdictionand mustresidewithin Canada. All CIBC Co-op positions require you to be based in Canada for the duration of the term.

• Duration of Work Term: 4 months (May 2027– August 2027).

• Thispostingwill close on September 29th,2026at 11:59PM EST.

How you’ll succeed

• Learning agility - Build knowledge quickly across new technologies, business concepts, and problem domains, and apply that knowledge to real-world challenges.
• Problem solving - Approach complex and ambiguous problems with curiosity, creativity, sound technical judgment, and persistence.
• Collaboration - Work effectively with business and technology partners to understand requirements, share ideas, and contribute to team outcomes.
• Communication - Communicate technical concepts clearly and concisely to a range of audiences, including business and technical stakeholders.
• Execution - Deliver high-quality work in a fast-paced environment while balancing competing priorities and adapting to changing business needs.

Who you are

• You are currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program in Commerce, Economics, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics), or a related field, and your expected graduation date is no earlier than December 2027.
• You have experience building or contributing to technical work, which may include software development, workflow automation, data analysis, research, hackathons, open-source contributions, personal projects, startups, or student clubs.
• You bring programming and technical problem-solving skills. We care more about your ability to reason, learn and build reliable software than about any particular programming language. Your experience may come from coursework, internships, research, open source or projects you pursued independently.Useful experience may include Python or another general-purpose language, Git, APIs, databases, cloud platforms, data engineering, machine learning or distributed systems.
• You have an interest in financial markets, technology, and quantitative problem-solving. We are equally interested in exceptional builders, problem solvers, and technologists who are excited to learn how modern capital markets operate.
• Values matter to you. You demonstrate CIBC’s values of trust, teamwork, and accountability in how you work and collaborate with others.