Full-Time

Transaction Management Data Associate

Transaction Management

PIMCO

PIMCO

1,001-5,000 employees

Global asset management with fixed income

Compensation Overview

$87k - $93k/yr

+ Discretionary Bonus

Newport Beach, CA, USA

In Person

Category
Accounting (1)
Required Skills
Python
SQL
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • 5+ years of experience in trade management, transaction processing, investment data reconciliation, or operational controls within asset management, investment banking, or prime brokerage environments.
  • Strong analytical skills with hands-on experience performing transaction‑level reconciliations across multiple systems and asset classes.
  • Solid understanding of trade lifecycle events, including allocations, confirmations, settlements, amendments, resets, novations, and FX impacts.
  • Familiarity with migration certification, UAT methodologies, and parallel testing for trade or middle‑office platforms.
  • Proficiency with data analysis tools (e.g., Python, SQL, Excel) and experience developing exception reports or reconciliation dashboards.
  • Strong written communication skills, with the ability to produce audit‑ready documentation and clear certification summaries for senior stakeholders.
Responsibilities
  • Design and execute end‑to‑end reconciliation frameworks to compare transaction lifecycle data across legacy and target platforms, including trade capture, confirmation, and settlement states.
  • Define and maintain certification criteria and acceptance thresholds to validate transaction completeness and accuracy across asset classes, regions, and booking entities.
  • Perform detailed root‑cause analysis on transaction breaks, mismatches, and lifecycle discrepancies, distinguishing among system behavior differences, control gaps, timing issues, and data quality failures.
  • Develop and maintain controls, exception reporting, and monitoring dashboards to support continuous validation throughout migration and stabilization periods.
  • Partner closely with the Transaction Management transformation lead, Technology, Accounting, and Operations teams to document and remediate upstream data and workflow issues.
  • Support testing cycles (UAT, parallel runs, migration rehearsals) by validating transaction logic, lifecycle progression, and reconciliation outcomes.
  • Prepare clear, evidence‑based certification and sign‑off materials for senior stakeholders, audit teams, and migration governance forums.
  • Monitor transaction‑related exceptions during test and migration phases, escalating material issues and driving resolution within defined SLAs.

PIMCO is a global investment management firm that provides financial solutions for institutions, financial professionals, and individual investors by managing assets across fixed income, equities, commodities, and real estate. Its core product is actively managed investment strategies designed to meet clients’ financial goals. The company earns fees from assets under management and, when benchmarks are surpassed, performance fees, using rigorous research, risk controls, and a deep understanding of global markets. Unlike firms that rely on a narrow focus, PIMCO combines expertise across multiple asset classes and maintains a large network of investment professionals to offer insights worldwide. Its goal is to deliver consistent, long-term results for a diverse client base, including pension funds, endowments, central banks, sovereign wealth funds, and individual investors, while growing assets under management.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$564.6M

Headquarters

Newport Beach, California

Founded

1971

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • PIMCO delivered €31.7 billion second-quarter 2026 net inflows, with more inflows in July.
  • It launched SPLS on January 16, 2026 and GBOF on July 1, 2026.
  • PIMCO anchored over $10 billion in Gulf private placements and pursued Oracle's $14 billion deal.

What critics are saying

  • The Brussels Finance Tower lawsuit, filed May 15, 2026, targets PIMCO's valuation practices.
  • Allianz's 95% control weakens employee ownership incentives and accelerates senior talent departures.
  • The Oracle Michigan financing concentrates billions into one speculative AI project; default would scar PIMCO's private-credit franchise.

What makes PIMCO unique

  • PIMCO dominates active fixed income with $2.27 trillion AUM on March 31, 2026.
  • Allianz raised ownership to 95% on July 31, 2026, strengthening backing and stability.
  • Its private-placement reach funds Gulf states and AI infrastructure beyond traditional bond managers.

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Pacific Investment Management Co. has lent over $10 billion to Gulf state governments and state-backed entities through private placements since the Iran conflict began. The $2.27 trillion asset manager has been a major buyer of privately placed bonds from Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Kuwait, as well as Qatar National Bank. Regional borrowers raised $13.8 billion in privately placed hard currency bonds between 28 February and 23 April, with Pimco accounting for the majority. Private placements allow faster borrowing with more flexibility but typically cost issuers 0.3% more than public debt. The lending comes as Gulf states build cash buffers amid economic uncertainty from the Iran war, which disrupted energy exports through the Strait of Hormuz. The UAE recently enquired about currency swap lines with the Federal Reserve, whilst US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said multiple Gulf allies had requested such arrangements.