Platform Engineering Senior Associate
DTCC
Platform Engineering Senior Associate
DTCC
Clears and settles securities trades for financial firms
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Senior Associate - Container as a Service (CaaS) Governance & Security is a hands-on engineering and security role focused on helping application teams deploy and operate containerized workloads safely and reliably on DTCC's Kubernetes and OpenShift platforms. The ideal candidate brings a strong application development, application support, or application security background and uses that perspective to diagnose complex issues across application code, build pipelines, container images, platform controls, and runtime behavior.
This role is well suited for a tenacious problem solver who is curious, methodical, and willing to dig beyond the first symptom. Success requires following issues through logs, configurations, dependencies, policies, and team boundaries until the root cause is understood and a durable solution is implemented.
You will serve as a technical bridge between application teams, Platform Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Risk. You will help teams resolve difficult onboarding and runtime problems, translate application requirements into secure platform patterns, and ensure governance controls are practical, automated, and consistently applied.
Your work will improve developer experience, platform resilience, and security posture by reducing repeat incidents, accelerating root-cause analysis, and converting lessons learned into reusable standards, automation, documentation, and preventive controls.
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Salary Range: Senior Associate-75,000-150,000-USD
DTCC provides the systems financial firms use to complete securities trades after buyers and sellers agree a transaction. Broker-dealers, banks and asset managers use its services to match trade details, calculate obligations, move securities and report transactions. Its NSCC and FICC subsidiaries clear equity and fixed-income trades, while DTC holds securities and handles settlement and payments such as dividends. By offsetting obligations between firms, its clearing services reduce the securities and cash that must change hands, and its repositories maintain derivatives transaction records for regulatory reporting. The parent was established in 1999 and is headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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