Senior Manager - Wealth Investment & Portfolio Management Platforms
Job Description:Build and manage a team of technology professionalsOwn end-to-end delivery and production ownership for portfolio modeling, rebalancing, trading, subscription, and financial data provider platforms.Establish delivery governance and agile ways of working; partner with Product Management where applicable to align priorities, scope, and outcomes.Lead developing the platform roadmap (modernization, cloud enablement, integration/API strategy).Provide technical oversight for architecture and integrations across OMS/EMS platforms, custodians/brokers, market data providers, and downstream reporting (APIs, messaging, streaming).Advance the private investments technology stack, integrating into portfolio management workflows (subscription/commitments, capital calls/distributions, valuations, Schedule K1s/documents, data onboarding).Own and report on platform stability/reliability and operational readiness: resilience, performance/latency, capacity, and recovery planning for market-hours workloads.Requirements:Led delivery of integrated vendor and/or internally built trading/portfolio management platforms (order/execution management, market data, performance, private investments) from requirements/vendor selection through implementation, cutover, and production support.Technical depth to review designs, challenge assumptions, and make tradeoffs across performance, resiliency, data quality, and security.Comfortable governing agile delivery, testing strategy, release/change, environments, observability, and incident/problem management (no day-to-day coding required).7–10+ years delivering and operating investment or trading-system technology, with ownership of production platforms and releases.7–10+ years building, structuring, and leading technology teams (engineering, data, and/or integration), including hiring, performance management, and coaching.Benefits:Eligibility for incentive compensation which may include production, commission, and/or discretionary incentives