Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) Technology Delivery Lead - Managing Director
State Street
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This role pays more than 61% of similar roles. Most pay $169,550–$251,196 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $226k versus about $210k for comparable roles.
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State Street Corporation is one of the world''s largest custodian banks and asset managers, providing investment servicing, investment management, and investment research to institutional investors. Industry: Financial Services & Asset Custody
State Street currently has 176 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $120,000–$202,500 across 172 roles with salary data.
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Collateral Technology Platform Lead – Managing Director will lead a globally distributed engineering organization responsible for the Collateral Technology platforms. This executive role oversees end-to-end technology outcomes, including architecture, quality assurance, release management, and production support for mission-critical legacy applications and emerging cloud-native solutions. The leader will drive platform stability, operational resilience, and modernization initiatives while managing risk and ensuring compliance in a highly regulated environment. Key responsibilities include fostering high-performing teams, implementing AI-assisted engineering practices, and overseeing large-scale transaction processing. The technical landscape includes Java, Oracle, C++, Azure, Databricks, microservices, APIs, and event-driven architectures. This role addresses complex collateral management capabilities, securities finance, and capital markets functions to solve critical problems in trade lifecycle management, margin processing, and treasury operations while ensuring high availability and performance for institutional investment clients.
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