Vanguard
Client-owned investment manager offering low-cost funds
Mobility & Executive Concierge Solutions Engineering
More locations: Dallas, TX, USA | Charlotte, NC, USA
Hybrid working model; in-person collaboration is expected.
About the job
- Proven experience leading technical engineering teams at scale in mobility, endpoint, or workplace technology domains within a large, regulated enterprise.
- Deep, hands-on engineering expertise in modern mobile management for iOS/iPadOS and Android using Microsoft Intune and/or VMware/Omnissa Workspace ONE.
- A demonstrated track record architecting and delivering mobile technology solutions for high-visibility or executive user populations, with measurable improvements in experience and reliability.
- Strong command of mobile security and identity engineering, including Conditional Access, zero-trust principles, app protection, device compliance, and Microsoft Entra.
- Hands-on background in automation and scripting using PowerShell and Graph API, together with modern engineering practices.
- Experience governing change, risk, and resiliency in a production-grade, audit-sensitive environment.
- A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- Excellent executive communication, stakeholder management, and people-leadership skills.
- Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
- Define and own the multi-year strategy and engineering roadmap for Vanguard’s mobile platform, including iPhone, iPad, and Android, modern management, security baselines, and user experience.
- Engineer and advance mobile device capabilities, including zero-touch provisioning, app lifecycle and configuration management, bring-your-own-device, Conditional Access, and zero-trust controls.
- Design and develop technology solutions that provide a frictionless executive experience through automated configuration, integration, and self-healing capabilities for iPads and mobile devices.
- Architect and govern Mobile Device Management and Unified Endpoint Management platforms, including Microsoft Intune and Workspace ONE, ensuring compliance, resiliency, and a consistent mobile-fleet experience.
- Partner with Cybersecurity, Identity, and Risk to deliver secure-by-design mobile and executive solutions that meet regulatory and audit requirements.
- Drive automation and infrastructure-as-code practices across the mobile estate to scale capability delivery and reduce manual engineering effort.
- Instrument the platform with telemetry, Digital Employee Experience tooling, and fleet-health analytics so experience quality is engineered and measured.
- Govern high-risk changes, including operating-system upgrades, security baselines, and major platform shifts, using evidence-based controls that balance modernization velocity with stability.
- Evaluate emerging mobile and endpoint technologies and incorporate them strategically into the workplace technology stack.
- Lead, develop, and mentor a team of managers and engineers; build platform leaders, succession depth, and a culture of engineering ownership, reliability, and excellence.
- Serve as a senior point of partnership and influence with executive stakeholders by communicating roadmap, technical risk, and investment needs in clear business terms.
- Experience engineering technology solutions for C-suite or board-level user populations, including travel-ready and event/briefing-center mobile capabilities.
- Familiarity with the broader Microsoft 365 ecosystem, including Teams, Exchange Online, and SharePoint, and how mobile integrates into the modern workplace.
- Advanced automation, API integration, and tooling skills to streamline provisioning, compliance, and reporting.
- Knowledge of mobile telemetry, Digital Employee Experience platforms, and fleet-health analytics.
- Experience in financial services or another highly regulated industry.
- Relevant certifications, such as Microsoft 365 Certified or Apple Deployment/Device Management certifications.
About the company
Vanguard offers low-cost investment products and advisory services for individuals, financial advisors, and institutions, including mutual funds, ETFs, IRAs, and 401(k) rollovers. It earns fees based on assets under management and is owned by the funds, which are ultimately owned by the investors, aligning its interests with clients. This client-owned structure helps keep costs down and emphasizes long-term wealth growth and careful risk management. The goal is to help clients achieve their financial goals through prudent investing and cost-efficient management.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
$11.2M
Headquarters
Kline Township, Pennsylvania
Founded
1975
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- VOO pulled roughly $69 billion of 2026 net inflows, leading global ETFs.
- Vanguard launched three UCITS ETFs on August 23, 2026, widening international distribution.
- Vanguard and Itaú redesigned SPXI11 on August 21, 2026, expanding Brazil exposure.
What critics are saying
- The SEC fined Vanguard $18.2 million on January 17, 2025 for misleading TRF disclosures.
- A federal consumer lawsuit over Vanguard’s $100 exit fee survived scrutiny until February 2026.
- If Altruist integration fails, Fidelity and Schwab keep dominating advisor custody and distribution.
What makes Vanguard unique
- Client-owned structure keeps Vanguard optimizing fees, not external shareholder returns.
- VOO crossed $1 trillion NAV on June 2, 2026, proving unmatched scale.
- August 2026 Altruist deal extends Vanguard into advisor custody and workflow software.
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Vanguard is pushing into Fidelity's turf.
Vanguard has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Altruist, an AI-forward wealth technology and custody platform serving financial advisors. The deal, expected to close later this year pending regulatory approvals, aims to expand access to financial advice by enabling advisors to serve more clients efficiently. Vanguard first invested in Altruist in 2020 to increase competition in the registered investment advisor custody space. Following the acquisition, Altruist will operate as a standalone business, retaining its leadership, brand, and operating model whilst gaining access to Vanguard's resources and investment expertise. The transaction terms were not disclosed. Altruist will continue focusing on providing integrated technology solutions for independent financial advisors, combining custody services with portfolio management tools.
Vanguard's S&P 500 ETF (VOO) attracted $4.3 billion during a week when the index fell 0.92%, extending its buy-the-dip pattern. The fund has pulled in roughly $69 billion in net inflows this year, more than any other ETF globally. VOO became the first ETF to cross $1 trillion in net asset value on 2 June 2026. It overtook SPY as the world's largest ETF early in 2025, aided by its 0.03% expense ratio versus SPY's 0.09%. The fund's top 10 positions control approximately 37.6% of total assets. Nvidia, its largest holding at 7.55%, reports earnings on 26 August. Apple, the second-largest position at 7.05%, faces a CEO transition on 1 September when John Ternus replaces Tim Cook.
Vanguard launches three global ETFs. 23 August 2026 Vanguard has expanded its UCITS ETF range with the launch of three new funds. The new ETFs will be listed on the London Stock Exchange, Deutsche Borse, Euronext Amsterdam, Borsa Italiana and SIX Swiss Exchange. The Vanguard FTSE Global All-Cap UCITS ETF is designed to give investors broad exposure to the full investable equity market through a single fund, including large-, mid- and small-cap companies across developed and emerging markets. The Vanguard FTSE Global Small-Cap UCITS ETF provides a dedicated way to add global small-cap exposure, while the Vanguard FTSE All-World ex-US UCITS ETF offers an alternative for investors who already hold, or wish to manage separately, their US equity allocation, as well as investors who want broad exposure to developed and emerging markets outside the US. The new ETFs will sit alongside Vanguard's existing FTSE All-World UCITS ETF, which provides exposure to large- and mid-cap companies across developed and emerging markets and form part of Vanguard's broader expansion of its UCITS ETF range in 2026. Jon Cleborne, head of Vanguard Europe, said: "Investors want global equity portfolios that are simple to build, low-cost and flexible enough to meet different allocation needs. "With nearly half of all assets in the global equity UCITS ETF category, Vanguard has become a leading choice for investors seeking straightforward, low-cost global diversification. These new ETFs build on that strength by giving investors more choice in how they access global markets, whether through broad all-cap exposure, dedicated global small-cap exposure, or broad exposure to developed and emerging markets outside the US."