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Broadridge

Fintech infrastructure for investor communications

VP Head of Infrastructure - Sell Side, Capital Markets

Engineering LeadershipConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's or master's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering, or a related field.
  • At least 15 years of software engineering, infrastructure engineering, or platform engineering experience, preferably in fintech, sell-side trading, electronic markets, or regulated financial services.
  • At least 10 years managing engineering teams and leaders, including responsibility for leadership pipelines, organizational development, budgets, vendor relationships, and enterprise delivery commitments.
  • A proven record leading large-scale, business-critical platforms and modernization programs, including AI-enabled engineering practices that deliver measurable business impact.
  • Experience improving availability, recovery, performance, and operational readiness for high-volume services, including specific examples of decisions made during major production incidents.
  • Demonstrated ability to establish effective governance and sustain improvements through clear ownership, meaningful metrics, and disciplined execution.
  • Working knowledge of principal and agency trading workflows and the different market-risk, operational, and client consequences of infrastructure failure.
  • Strong understanding of market data, FIX, order and execution management systems, exchange and venue connectivity, and pre- and post-trade dependencies.
  • Deep expertise in high-performance networks, colocation, low-latency systems, and end-to-end performance measurement, including tail latency, jitter, packet loss, and peak-load capacity.
  • Ability to diagnose problems across network, operating-system, application, and venue boundaries while preserving essential security, risk, and audit controls.
  • Broad understanding of modern platform architecture, full-stack development, APIs, integration, DevOps, data, and AI-enabled engineering, with sound judgment about their application to trading infrastructure.
  • Ability to build strong teams and future leaders, mobilize people across organizational boundaries, and create a healthy engineering and on-call culture.
  • Ability to lead through complexity and convert enterprise-scale transformation into measurable outcomes while balancing speed, resilience, security, and cost.
  • Ability to align senior stakeholders around a clear platform vision, communicate technical and business trade-offs plainly, and remain credible under pressure.
  • Deep technical knowledge to drive a refurbishment agenda and communicate with clarity and technical depth.
  • Ability to connect infrastructure investment, modernization, and responsible innovation to execution capability, client confidence, and business value.
  • Ability to drive accountability, transparency, risk management, responsible AI, and disciplined delivery across technology and operations.

Responsibilities

  • Own the architecture, operating model, investment roadmap, and service levels for trading infrastructure across data centers, colocation facilities, networks, compute, storage, and cloud services where appropriate.
  • Measure and improve the path from market-data receipt through order submission and venue acknowledgment; address tail latency, jitter, packet loss, throughput, and performance under peak load.
  • Oversee exchange and venue connectivity, cross-connects, routing, multicast market data, bandwidth and burst capacity, time synchronization, and diagnosis of congestion or microbursts.
  • Ensure infrastructure meets principal trading needs for pricing, quoting, hedging, position visibility, and risk limits, as well as agency trading needs for client order intake, algorithmic execution, routing, timestamps, and complete order and execution records.
  • Define recovery objectives, engineer failover, test disaster recovery under realistic conditions, and maintain readiness for market-open incidents, volume spikes, and venue disruptions.
  • Establish observability, capacity planning, on-call practices, and disciplined incident response; communicate business impact promptly and drive corrective actions that address root causes.
  • Set standards and decision rights for architecture, service ownership, change management, access, security, vendor risk, and operational controls; maintain transparent reporting on service health, exceptions, and risk.
  • Partner with trading desks, product and application engineering, cybersecurity, risk, compliance, operations, finance, procurement, and client-facing teams to align priorities and resolve trade-offs.
  • Build, coach, and retain multidisciplinary teams; establish clear accountability, succession plans, and a culture of collaboration and sound decision-making under pressure.
  • Use performance data, incident reviews, automation, and engineering feedback to remove recurring problems and demonstrate sustained gains in reliability, recovery, efficiency, and cost.
  • Lead large-scale platform change and adopt DevOps, data, and AI-enabled engineering practices where they provide measurable value, with appropriate security, governance, and responsible-AI controls.
  • Present a compelling platform vision, make evidence-based investment recommendations, and provide calm, credible updates during incidents and periods of change.

About the Company

Broadridge

Fintech infrastructure for investor communications

Broadridge provides critical financial services infrastructure that powers investor communications, proxy voting, and trading operations for public companies, brokers, and asset managers. It runs platforms that process trillions of dollars in trades and millions of communications daily, delivering regulated software and services for governance, trading, and asset management. What sets it apart is its history as an ADP division that became a standalone public company, plus a broad, end-to-end suite built through acquisitions across proxy voting, fund data, trading, and wealth-management technology. Its goal is to be the essential, scaleable backbone for financial markets, expanding with data, digital assets, and AI-driven solutions.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Town of North Hempstead, New York
Founded
1962

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