This role is designed for a finance, math, or economics student who is comfortable with spreadsheets and has a genuine interest in the mechanics of stablecoins

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This role is designed for a finance, math, or economics student who is comfortable with spreadsheets and has a genuine interest in the mechanics of stablecoins and digital custody. You should be someone who already experiments with generative AI tools to streamline data analysis and financial reporting. **What makes it worth a look...** While the pay is a flat $20 per hour, the program stands out for its high-touch networking, including fully-funded trips to Miami, San Francisco, and the World Trade Center in NYC. It’s a rare chance to work on the actual Treasury execution of USDC within a regulated framework. **You might be a good fit if you...** * Are currently pursuing a degree in a quantitative field like Finance or Mathematics. * Have a solid grasp of how capital markets or tokenized financial products function. * Know your way around advanced Excel formulas and Google Suite. * Use ChatGPT or Gemini to build prompts that help summarize complex data.

Treasury Execution and Digital Operations Intern at Circle (circle.com)