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Roles at London Trading Index, with what each one asks for and where it is based. Everything open is listed here; if nothing is, the desk still reads what arrives.

Open Roles

8 positions open right now.

Office Administrator

Experience
2+ years running an office, ideally somewhere small enough that you did all of it
Location
London, United Kingdom
On-siteFull-timeApply

Executive Assistant

Experience
5+ years supporting a senior team, and the judgement to defend a calendar
Location
London, United Kingdom
On-siteFull-timeApply

HR and Office Coordinator

Experience
3+ years across recruitment admin, onboarding and the paperwork nobody else wants
Location
London, United Kingdom
HybridFull-timeApply

Accounts Administrator

Experience
2+ years on purchase and sales ledgers, and comfortable chasing an invoice
Location
London, United Kingdom
HybridPart-timeApply

Client Support Associate

Experience
1+ year on a support desk. English, plus Sinhala or Tamil, all to a working standard
Location
Colombo, Sri Lanka
On-siteFull-timeApply

KYC and Onboarding Analyst

Experience
2+ years verifying identity documents, and the patience to reject one politely
Location
Colombo, Sri Lanka
On-siteFull-timeApply

Back Office Operations Associate

Experience
2+ years in operations, reconciling things that are supposed to already match
Location
Colombo, Sri Lanka
HybridFull-timeApply

Quality Assurance Analyst

Experience
2+ years reviewing support conversations against a standard, and writing up what you found
Location
Colombo, Sri Lanka
HybridContractApply

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