Analyst II
Intercontinental Exchange
Analyst II
Intercontinental Exchange
Runs exchanges, data and mortgage technology
Job Purpose
The Operations Support Analyst will provide immediate assistance to back office, support personnel and IT staff to achieve the highest customer satisfaction and minimize the impact of IT related problems. The Operations Support Analyst must be a motivated team player that can see projects to completion, work independently, and be willing to assist other staff in areas not specific to their duties.
The Operations Support Analyst role is not a typical NOC/helpdesk role - it is part of a highly specialized support organization that is responsible for the daily operations of multiple industry leading trading exchanges, clearing systems, and data distribution services. This position requires identifying, troubleshooting, and resolving both internal system problems, as well as external customer-related IT issues. The role requires a blend of general technical and business knowledge, as well as a comprehensive understanding of the overall architecture of the ICE exchanges, divisions, clearing, and infrastructure. This position is not a Systems Administrator or Network Engineering position; however, prior experience in these areas is desirable. Job level will be determined based on years of relevant experience.
This is a 24x7 environment and the position may require weekend scheduling and or working on other shifts.
Responsibilities
Knowledge and Experience
Preferred Skills
Meaningful experience with the following industries/technologies is a PLUS:
Runs exchanges, data and mortgage technology
Intercontinental Exchange runs financial marketplaces, clearing houses and data services for banks, investors and businesses that trade or finance assets. Its New York Stock Exchange lets companies raise capital and gives investors a place to buy and sell listed shares. ICE also sells market pricing and analytics, while its mortgage software supports lenders from loan applications through closing and servicing. Trading fees, listing fees and subscriptions pay for these services, and clearing houses manage the risk that one side of a trade fails to pay. Founded in 2000 to digitize energy trading, Intercontinental Exchange is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.
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