Full-Time
Adobe Experience Developer
Cambridge Investment Research
1,001-5,000 employees
Independent broker-dealer and RIA platform provider
Compensation Overview
$130k - $145k/yr
West Des Moines, IA, USA + 2 more
More locations: Fairfield, IA, USA | Phoenix, AZ, USA
Hybrid
Three days in the office weekly; applicants should live near a listed hub.
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- 10+ years of Adobe Experience Manager development experience, including custom component development and platform integrations.
- Strong proficiency in Java, HTL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Angular, and React.
- Experience integrating Adobe Experience Manager with external systems, including .NET RESTful APIs and third-party platforms.
- Knowledge of Adobe Experience Manager administration, Agile practices, version control, and continuous integration and continuous delivery processes.
- Strong problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Collaborate with user experience and user interface designers, quality assurance staff, developers, and stakeholders to design and develop Adobe Experience Manager components, templates, and workflows in an Agile environment.
- Customize and extend Adobe Experience Manager functionality, settings, permissions, and workflows based on project needs and best practices.
- Integrate Adobe Experience Manager with third-party systems and platforms using application programming interfaces and other integration methods.
- Configure Adobe Experience Manager workflows for content approval and publishing.
- Optimize Adobe Experience Manager performance by identifying and addressing bottlenecks, improving code efficiency, and implementing caching strategies.
- Work with front-end and back-end developers to ensure cohesive and efficient implementation of digital solutions.
- Provide technical support, deployment, troubleshooting, and guidance to team members and stakeholders.
- Document technical specifications, system architecture, and development processes.
- Conduct code reviews and quality assurance activities to ensure code meets established standards and project requirements.
- 2+ years of .NET experience to support integration and backend services.
Cambridge Investment Research offers an independent broker-dealer and registered investment adviser platform that supports financial professionals who run their own advisory practices. It provides the back-end infrastructure—compliance, technology, and back-office services—without requiring the use of proprietary products, allowing advisors to operate independently in their clients’ best interests. The company is privately controlled and led by its founders, which helps preserve advisor independence and avoids public-market or private-equity pressures that affect other firms. Its goal is to expand a network of independent advisors while maintaining transparency, strong governance, and a focus on client-centered service.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$15.9M
Headquarters
Fairfield, Iowa
Founded
1981
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What believers are saying
- August 11, 2026: 189 advisors joined, adding $6.8 billion AUA and $55.9 million revenue.
- June 2026: Cambridge added $25 million recruited advisor revenue in Q1.
- March 2026: Cambridge bought WealthPlanners and broadened succession-buyout capacity.
What critics are saying
- April 2026: FINRA fined Cambridge $280,000 for annuity-switch supervision failures.
- April 2026: FINRA censured Cambridge again over supervisory deficiencies in UIT recommendations.
- Repeated FINRA failures can damage recruitment and erode Cambridge's independence brand.
What makes Cambridge Investment Research unique
- August 2026: Cambridge still controls its broker-dealer internally, not private equity.
- BridgePort gives fee-only advisors minority, majority, or full-sale paths.
- Cambridge combines recruiting, custody, and succession deals under one platform.
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↑ 4%Cambridge Investment Research complaints: FINRA claim filed over private placement losses. The White Law Group files FINRA claim against Cambridge Investment Research over private placement losses. The White Law Group has filed a FINRA arbitration claim on behalf of a South Carolina family against Dempsey, Lord Smith, which the claim alleges is now operating under FINRA member firm Cambridge Investment Research. The claim alleges the family's broker recommended a series of unsuitable private placement investments. The family is seeking damages of $500,000 to $1,000,000. If you invested through this broker or branch and suffered losses, you may be able to speak with its FINRA arbitration attorneys about your options. Table of Contents What the claim alleges. The claim alleges the broker recommended a concentrated series of illiquid private placements to the claimants without adequately considering their risk tolerance, investment objectives, need for liquidity, or overall portfolio concentration. The claimants allege that Dempsey Lord Smith, as the FINRA member firm responsible for supervising the broker's recommendations, failed to catch and stop a pattern of unsuitable sales. Investments named in the claim. The claim identifies the following private placements as having been recommended to the claimants: * DeMarcay Development Preferred Partners, LLC * Vibrant Minerals Investments, LLC * Tarpon Creek Investments, LLC * Harmon South Investments, LLC * Fishpond Investments, LLC * Basin Mountain Investments, LLC * Blue Ridge Valley Investments, LLC * Harlan Mountain Investments, LLC * GPB Cold Storage, LP * GPB New York City Development, LP * North By Northwest II, LLC * North By Northwest III, LLC * North By Northwest IV, LLC Several of the LLC-named investments above are structured as conservation easement syndications. The claim alleges a conflict of interest tied to most of these conservation easement offerings: they were reportedly managed and prepared by a firm called Webb Creek Management Group, which the claim alleges included several individuals also registered as representatives of the broker's firm. Managing partner statement. "We believe there may be other investors who were sold the same or similar private placements through this broker and don't yet realize they have recourse," said Dax White, managing partner of The White Law Group. "A concentrated portfolio of illiquid private placements is rarely suitable for retail investors, and firms have a duty to supervise what their brokers are recommending." You can learn more here about its recently filed claims. Can Cambridge Investment Research be held responsible? Broker-dealers are required to supervise the recommendations made by their registered representatives. When a firm fails to catch unsuitable or overconcentrated recommendations, it can be held liable for the resulting losses, even if it did not directly make the recommendation itself. Recovering losses from private placement investments. Investors who were sold unsuitable, high-risk, or illiquid private placements may be able to recover losses through FINRA arbitration. The White Law Group is investigating potential claims on behalf of other investors who worked with this broker or branch and were recommended similar investments. Contact The White Law Group. The White Law Group is a national securities fraud and investor protection law firm with offices in Chicago and Seattle. If you invested through Dempsey, Lord Smith or Cambridge Investment Research and believe you were sold unsuitable private placements, call The White Law Group today at (888) 637-5510 for a free consultation, or contact The White Law Group online. Frequently asked questions. 1. How do I file a claim to recover money I invested through this broker? Most brokerage account agreements typically include a pre-dispute arbitration clause, which many investors don't know exists until they need it. That means claims like this are generally filed and resolved through FINRA arbitration rather than in court, and arbitration can still result in a monetary recovery for investors. 2. What makes a private placement recommendation "unsuitable"? A recommendation is unsuitable when it doesn't match an investor's risk tolerance, liquidity needs, or investment goals. Private placements like conservation easement syndications are illiquid, high-risk, and generally inappropriate for a large share of a retail investor's portfolio. 3. Can Cambridge Investment Research be held responsible even if it didn't directly approve the investment? Yes. Broker-dealers have a duty to supervise their registered representatives' recommendations. If a firm's supervisory system failed to catch a pattern of unsuitable sales, the firm may be liable for the resulting losses. The White Law Group. Practice areas. Types of investment fraud.
Cambridge Investment Research recruits 189 advisors in first half of 2026. The firm added almost $7B to its platform in the first six months of the year. AUG 11, 2026 Cambridge Investment Research, Inc. added 189 advisors to its independent platform in the first six months of 2026, bringing approximately $6.8 billion in assets under advisement and $55.9 million in annualized revenue. The results mark a step up from the same period last year, when Cambridge recruited 185 advisors carrying roughly $5.1 billion in total client assets meaning just four additional advisors in 2026 translated into nearly $1.7 billion more in AUA and more than $10 million in added revenue, a sign that the firm is attracting larger, more established teams. Many of those joining came from firms caught up in consolidation waves, a trend that has reshaped the independent broker-dealer landscape as private equity-backed aggregators continue snapping up advisory practices. Cambridge has positioned itself as an alternative for advisors who want to preserve their autonomy rather than be absorbed into larger, centrally managed organizations. "The Cambridge story resonates with advisors who find themselves suddenly affiliated with mega consolidators and serial M&A shops and want a firm that prioritizes relationships, community, and a people-first culture," said Tammy Robbins, executive vice president and chief business development officer at Cambridge. "These firms are unable to meet their needs. What Cambridge offers is different: a business model that is truly independent and delivers the resources to help advisors grow." Quarter by quarter, the momentum accelerated. First-quarter new assets totaled $2.6 billion on revenue of $24.3 million, while the second quarter saw $4.2 billion in new assets and $31.6 million in revenue, a roughly 30% jump in both categories. The recruiting push follows a record-setting 2025, in which Cambridge surpassed $2 billion in total revenue for the first time and posted back-to-back years of record recruiting. The firm, which operates Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, Inc. as a corporate RIA alongside its independent broker-dealer, is among the largest internally controlled independent broker-dealers in the country and is a member of FINRA and SIPC. Robbins credited the firm's internal control structure which keeps decision-making away from outside investors, as central to its ability to invest in advisor support. Recent initiatives include agentic AI tools for independent advisors expanded leadership staffing, and enhancements to core operational services. "Our internal control allows our leadership team to prioritize the empowerment of our advisors to thrive in an evolving marketplace," Robbins said. "Cambridge remains a destination for independent-minded financial advisors who want both the freedom to run their practice and the infrastructure to scale it." As consolidation pressure on independent broker-dealers and RIAs shows no signs of easing, Cambridge's first-half performance suggests the flight-to-independence story still has room to run.
Retirement plan compliance firm PRI expands leadership across affiliated companies. by Pension Resource Institute July 29, 2026 Pension Resource Institute has expanded its leadership team as the firm looks to support broker-dealers, RIAs and other member firms building retirement plan businesses. The San Diego-based ERISA compliance and practice management firm named Annie Messer president and appointed Haley Erickson chief compliance officer of affiliated pooled employer plan firm Group Plan Systems. PRI said the appointments are part of a two-year plan to expand leadership and capabilities across PRI, GPS and Fiduciary Law Center. Founded in 2010, PRI said it supports more than 70 member firms and roughly 50,000 financial professionals with ERISA compliance and practice management resources for retirement plan businesses. Messer, who joined PRI in 2023 after 14 years at Cambridge Investment Research, previously served as PRI's president of member relations. Her focus, she said, will be helping members "turn that opportunity into a compliant, scalable business" as more wealth management firms look to retirement plans as a source of organic growth. Erickson, who brings 15 years of third-party administrator experience to GPS, will lead the firm's move from plan-by-plan execution to a more integrated service structure across what the company said are more than 30 pooled employer plans it operates or has in the launch phase. GPS also added Justina Feliz as fiduciary consultant to take on onboarding for new pooled plans and day-to-day compliance duties previously held by Erickson. "Their promotions deepen our leadership team at an important time for the retirement plan market," said Jason Roberts, founder and CEO of PRI and managing partner of GPS. "Annie has led our member firm relationships through an important period of growth, and her promotion strengthens PRI's ability to support firms building and scaling retirement plan businesses." Steve Niehoff, previously chief operating officer at GPS and related PRI businesses, will step back from daily operations effective August 1 and continue in a controller capacity as an independent contractor. Fiduciary Law Center also added Jason Benham as a full-time associate. Related Resources Jul 28, 2026 Jul 24, 2026 Jul 23, 2026
Cambridge earns Broker-Dealer of the Year, CEO of the Year honors at 2026 InvestmentNews Awards. * July 7, 2026 Wealth Advisory Solutions at Charles River Bank is proud to recognize its partner firm for outstanding commitment to independent financial professionals and their clients. Wealth Advisory Solutions at Charles River Bank is pleased to announce that its partner firm, Cambridge Investment Research, Inc. ("Cambridge"), was recently named InvestmentNews Broker-Dealer of the Year, while Cambridge CEO Amy Webber earned InvestmentNews CEO of the Year honors. Presented at last month's InvestmentNews Awards ceremony in New York City, both awards recognize exceptional performance, leadership, and innovation in the financial services industry over the past 12 months. "We are incredibly honored to be recognized as Broker-Dealer of the Year," said Webber. "We continue to be fiercely committed to the idea of independence and giving financial professionals the solutions and flexibility they need to best serve their clients. This award means a lot because it's only possible with the help of our financial professionals, associates, and partners. We share this awared with all of Cambridge Nation." The award is the latest milestone in what has been a strong period of growth and momentum for Cambridge, which serves 4,100 independent financial professionals and operates offices in Fairfield, Iowa and Phoenix, Arizona. Over the past year, the firm surpassed the $2 billion in total revenue mark, achieved a second consecutive record recruiting year, and launched two AI-powered solutions to support its financial professional experience initiatives. Hired as Cambridge's 22nd associate in 1998, Webber served in a variety of high-ranking roles before becoming just the second CEO in the firm's 45-year history, succeeding Founder Eric Schwartz in 2016. Under her leadership, Cambridge has tripled its revenue and assets under advisement (AUA) and expanded its position as one of the industry's leading independent financial solutions firms. Webber's leadership was the subject of a recent InvestmentNews cover story, and she delivers thought leadership through her biweekly Cambridge Stronger podcast series. Clint McHoul, CFP(R), Vice President/Director of Wealth Advisory Solutions at Charles River Bank has been proudly affiliated with Cambridge for 9 years. Throughout that time, the firm has leveraged Cambridge's suite of technology and growth-focused resources to enhance its client experience and support long-term business growth. About Cambridge Cambridge is a financial solutions firm focused on serving independent financial professionals and their clients while preserving its internal control. Cambridge offers a broad range of choices for independent financial professionals regarding solutions for advice, growth, technology, and independence. Cambridge's national reach includes: Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, Inc. - a large corporate RIA; and Cambridge Investment Research, Inc. - an independent broker-dealer, member FINRA/SIPC, that is among the largest internally controlled independent broker-dealers in the country. Learn more at joincambridge.com. [1] InvestmentNews Awards Broker-Dealer of the Year 2026 winner nominations can be from any wealth management professional or organization and is determined by the InvestmentNews Awards team, who conduct research and draw on the knowledge and information gained through InvestmentNews. Winners announced on June 24, 2026. For more information, please see https://investmentnewsawards.com/ [2] InvestmentNews Awards The Park Avenue Securities Award for CEO of the Year 2026 is based on the following criteria: CEO's vision, leadership engagement of workforce commitment to the wealth management industry and their industry reputation; CEO's commitment to corporate values and positive impact on the industry as a whole; and corporate growth, achievements, recognition and performance, reflective of their leadership. Nominees must be a CEO/President/equivalent of an advisory network, advisory firm, fund company, or service provider to advisors. Winners announced on June 24, 2026. For more information, please see https://investmentnewsawards.com/. 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Olivia Inglett joins Cambridge Investment Research after exit from First Command Brokerage Services. Haselkorn & Thibaut, P.A., operating as Investment Fraud Lawyers, has officially opened an investigation into Olivia Inglett (CRD# 6649477), a financial advisor registered in Woodbridge, Virginia with Cambridge Investment Research, and formerly with First Command Brokerage Services in Stafford, Virginia. Investment Loss Recovery Group understand that investors are rightfully concerned when their advisor faces termination due to alleged rule violations. Its attorneys are committed to helping you recover losses, defend your rights, and bring clarity to your situation through the power of insider knowledge and nearly a century of combined experience in securities law. Who is Olivia Inglett (CRD 6649477)? Table of Contents Olivia Inglett's profile is notable for her nine years of securities industry experience. She is currently associated with Cambridge Investment Research as both a broker and investment advisor in Woodbridge, Virginia. Before this, she worked with First Command Brokerage Services from 2016 to 2026. According to public disclosures, including FINRA BrokerCheck, her credentials include passing the: * Securities Industry Essentials Examination (SIE) * Uniform Combined State Law Examination (Series 66) * General Securities Principal Examination (Series 24) * General Securities Representative Examination (Series 7) Olivia Inglett currently holds licenses in 15 states, which reflects a broad ability to represent investors across the country. Why was Olivia Inglett terminated by First Command? In January 2026, First Command Brokerage Services terminated Olivia Inglett, citing alleged violations of the firm's policies and procedures. The official disclosure does not specify the exact nature of these allegations. However, in its experience, such disclosures often relate to important Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) rules, including: * FINRA Rule 2010: Requires all associated persons to observe "high standards of commercial honor and just and equitable principles of trade." Violations can encompass unapproved account changes, improper transactions, or other unethical conduct in the course of business. * FINRA Rule 2111: Mandates that brokers only recommend transactions deemed suitable for the client's investment profile, meaning any deviation could expose investors to inappropriate risk or loss. When these standards are not upheld, the result can be significant financial harm for investors, and its attorneys are often called upon to help recover those losses. Terminations for policy violations are red flags that merit prompt, in-depth investigation. Potential red flags and complaints: Olivia Inglett, Cambridge Investment Research, Woodbridge, VA. Investment Loss Recovery Group recognize the importance of transparency and due diligence. Haselkorn & Thibaut operates with a 98% success rate across hundreds of investor claims, and its prior experience enables Investment Loss Recovery Group to quickly identify risks and guide investors toward successful recovery of funds. Based on publicly available records and its own review procedures, here's a summary of what you need to know: | Type of Complaint/Red Flag | Description & Status | | Employment Termination | Disclosed in January 2026; terminated from First Command Brokerage Services for alleged policy and procedure violations. | | FINRA Rule Violations (Potential) | * Possible breach of FINRA Rule 2010 (ethical standards) * Possible breach of FINRA Rule 2111 (investment suitability) * Specific violations and circumstances not detailed in public disclosures | | Customer Complaints | No customer disputes, arbitrations, or regulatory actions reported as of May 12, 2026. | | Regulatory/Sanction History | No regulatory or civil actions disclosed by FINRA or the SEC. No administrative orders or disciplinary actions from state regulators. | | Civil Lawsuits | No civil actions located in federal court records. | How Investment Loss Recovery Group investigate: due diligence steps you can take. Its firm utilizes an exhaustive research process to ensure nothing is overlooked. Investors concerned about Olivia Inglett or similar advisors should take the following steps to confirm the current risk and protect their investments: * Review the advisor's FINRA BrokerCheck profile for recent complaints, regulatory issues, or terminations. * Search the SEC's enforcement database for administrative sanctions or orders. * Check for any civil litigation in the federal court (PACER) system. * Investigate through state securities regulator databases for state disciplinary actions. * Conduct a comprehensive web and news search for press coverage, lawsuits, or reported investor disputes. With these steps, you gain a full picture of an advisor's background and red flags. If records show no disputes or regulatory findings, that is reassuring, but a termination from a major broker-dealer for policy violations remains a material concern. What does this mean for you as an investor? An advisor's termination for alleged rule violations, especially at a distinguished firm such as First Command Brokerage Services, can have wide-reaching implications for your financial recovery and peace of mind. Its attorneys know the signs of fraud, mismanagement, and unsuitable recommendations from its decades as former Wall Street defense counsel for major investment firms. Now, as advocates for investors, this insider knowledge empowers Investment Loss Recovery Group to investigate, represent, and fight for your interests every step of the way. * Have you experienced unexplained losses, unsuitable recommendations, or suspicious account changes? * Did you receive unclear advice or face unexpected risks with Olivia Inglett or any advisor at Cambridge Investment Research? * Do you want a second opinion from a top-ranked securities law team? Remember, Investment Loss Recovery Group offer a No recovery, no fee model, maintain a Top 2% peer-reviewed standing (Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent), and were recognized as Super Lawyers, so you can trust its experience, compassion, and results-driven focus. Take action: free consultation with Investment Fraud Lawyers. Your financial future should never be left to chance. If you have concerns about Olivia Inglett or your investments with Cambridge Investment Research or First Command Brokerage Services, Investment Loss Recovery Group is ready to review your records confidentially and fight for the recovery you deserve. Protect your funds and restore confidence; contact Investment Loss Recovery Group today for a free, confidential consultation at 1-888-885-7162. Its mission is your recovery. 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