Jobs at Wellington Management

Leads technical analysis, design, delivery, and production support for investment data domains and enterprise data-platform capabilities. Owns quarterly roadmaps, data modeling, stakeholder coordination, platform enhancements, deployment and disaster recovery initiatives, testing, automation, incident escalation, documentation, and AI-assisted tooling. Investigates data and platform issues using SQL, Python, APIs, and cloud logs while mentoring analysts and guiding delivery across business and technology teams.

Own the vision, roadmap, prioritization, backlog, and measurable outcomes for Client Platform data and analytics products. Translate business and user needs into governed, reusable capabilities supporting reporting, analytics, workflows, automation, and AI. Lead discovery, stakeholder alignment, delivery decisions, adoption, risk management, and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, design, data, operations, risk, compliance, and business teams in a regulated financial-services environment.

Manages portfolio liquidity, funding, currency exposures, collateral, repo activity, and related financing workflows. Partners with portfolio management, trading, operations, and client-facing teams to resolve issues and support risk-aware investment decisions. Monitors positions and market sensitivities, escalates liquidity concerns, and develops analytics, tools, and scalable workflows to improve transparency and reduce operational risk across the global Investment Treasury platform.

Supports governance, regulatory alignment, and oversight for Wellington’s U.S. 1940 Act fund platform. Responsibilities include maintaining policies and procedures, documenting approvals and escalations, coordinating SEC filings and corporate records, supporting board and committee meetings, preparing materials and minutes, tracking actions, and partnering with Legal, Compliance, Risk, Product, Operations, Tax, and Sales stakeholders.

The Lead Systems Analyst role is posted by Wellington Management, an investment management firm. The provided description contains no specific responsibilities, qualifications, technologies, travel requirements, or clearance requirements. The position offers a base salary of $90,000 to $180,000, comprehensive benefits, variable compensation eligibility, and a hybrid schedule requiring employees to work from the office four days per week.

Manages portfolio implementation technology initiatives within an investment management organization. The role likely coordinates technology delivery, stakeholders, and implementation activities supporting investment portfolios. Wellington Management offers a flexible hybrid schedule, comprehensive benefits, variable compensation eligibility, and a base salary range of $120,000 to $225,000.

Leads a team of developers and QA engineers delivering enterprise investment performance applications. Splits time between software development, architecture, technical leadership, and project delivery. Designs, prototypes, codes, optimizes, deploys, and supports scalable applications; collaborates with business, database, middleware, architecture, and project teams; enforces quality standards; coordinates releases; and authors technical documentation.

Leads enterprise architecture strategy, technology roadmaps, reference architectures, standards, and governance. Partners with CIOs, product owners, architects, engineers, security, data, and AI teams to guide platform modernization, technology evaluations, risk management, reusable services, and architecture decisions. The role also mentors architecture communities, evaluates emerging technologies, supports governance reviews, and translates complex technical strategies into practical, business-aligned recommendations.

Develop enterprise architecture strategies, roadmaps, standards, reference architectures, and governance for infrastructure and technology platforms. Partner with CIOs, product owners, architects, engineers, security, data, and risk teams to guide platform modernization, cloud, AI, integration, DevSecOps, resiliency, and technology-risk decisions. Evaluate technologies, lead architecture reviews, reduce duplication and technical debt, mentor architecture teams, and translate complex technology direction into practical guidance for senior stakeholders and delivery teams.

The Enterprise Data Architect develops enterprise data architecture strategies, roadmaps, reference architectures, modeling standards, governance practices, and technology guidance. The role partners with senior technology, platform, analytics, engineering, security, risk, and governance stakeholders to shape data, AI, cloud, integration, and analytics architectures. Responsibilities include evaluating technologies, managing architecture risk, supporting review boards, improving data reuse and quality, mentoring architects and engineers, and translating complex architecture decisions into actionable business recommendations.

Develops and implements investment talent strategy initiatives, including role frameworks, operating models, hiring and assessment processes, development, compensation, and cross-team collaboration. Researches stakeholder needs and data, synthesizes findings, creates recommendations, manages implementation, maintains ongoing processes, and prepares clear decision materials for senior leadership.

Leads business and data analysis for regulatory technology, partnering with Regulatory Reporting, Legal, Compliance, Risk, and Technology teams. Translates regulatory and business requirements into technical solutions, documentation, data mappings, workflows, and test plans. Performs SQL-based analysis, validation, reconciliation, and root-cause investigations; supports SDLC delivery, UAT, production validation, regulatory change, and technology modernization. Coordinates development and consulting teams while improving reporting, compliance monitoring, risk management, and operational controls.

Leads the design, development, deployment, and support of Python-based investment modeling services and dashboard applications across the full stack. Sets technical direction for Python and dashboard technologies, provides architectural guidance, integrates AI capabilities, mentors engineers, partners with investment and business teams, and supports production systems. The role requires frontend, backend, data, cloud, DevOps, and database expertise, plus strong communication and experience in financial services or asset management.

Performs independent fair value assessments for private equity investments, late-stage growth companies, pre-IPO issuers, and LP fund interests. Responsibilities include building valuation models, applying ASC 820 principles, reviewing third-party valuations, analyzing market data and legal documents, supporting audits and pricing committees, developing valuation policies and controls, and improving automation across private markets processes. The role also involves stakeholder collaboration with investors, auditors, providers, and portfolio company management teams.

Leads the Global Operations product portfolio across Client Operations, Fund Services, Investment Operations, and Private Operations. Owns product strategy, multi-year roadmaps, prioritization, capacity allocation, investment cases, and measurable outcomes. Directly manages Product Owners, drives agile operating model adoption, and partners with technology and business leaders. Reimagines operational workflows through AI-native approaches, balances transformational initiatives with business-critical services, and resolves cross-platform priorities and dependencies.

Leads the Client Platform technology organization, owning engineering, architecture, delivery, technology strategy, platform investment, AI capabilities, data integration, and governance. Partners with Product Owners and business leaders across institutional, wealth, intermediary, marketing, sales, and client servicing functions. Oversees client-facing technology ecosystems, vendor relationships, contract negotiations, risk controls, and scalable capabilities for wealth distribution, private markets, CRM, marketing, and client engagement.

Provides comprehensive administrative and operational support to the CTO and technology leadership team. Responsibilities include complex calendar management, meeting and travel coordination, expense and purchase order processing, stakeholder communication, action-item tracking, onboarding and offboarding support, documentation maintenance, AI-enabled workflow improvement, and department-wide event coordination. Requires strong judgment, discretion, organization, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Conduct equity research on consumer staples and related consumer companies. Responsibilities include building financial and valuation models, analyzing company fundamentals, consumer and industry data, competitive positioning, pricing, market share, cash flow, and alternative datasets. The associate supports due diligence, identifies investment opportunities and risks, monitors market and company developments, executes analytical projects, and contributes to long and short investment ideas while collaborating with senior analysts.

Lead analysis for investor research technology initiatives, translating investor workflows into functional requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria. Partner with investors, research analysts, engineers, architects, and product teams to integrate AI, evaluate solutions, facilitate alignment, and support delivery through testing and rollout. Improve research workflows, platform usability, and performance while promoting strong Agile practices.

Support executive compensation programs through reporting, market benchmarking, offer and transfer review, and compensation cycle support. Perform data analysis, participate in third-party surveys, ensure regulatory compliance, maintain compensation tools and frameworks, and support mid-year and year-end reviews and related projects.