Data Operations Specialist
Intercontinental Exchange
Data Operations Specialist
Intercontinental Exchange
Runs exchanges, data and mortgage technology
Job Purpose
The primary purpose of this position is to research, analyze, interpret, transform, and present reference data for Equity and Funds securities across global markets. The role is suited to a candidate with a data science background who can apply analytical and technical expertise to financial data operations, and who will be expected to actively contribute to the acceleration of automation initiatives across the team’s workflows.
The incumbent must successfully complete a structured two‑month training program to develop subject matter expertise and gain proficiency with the database(s) of record, enabling independent analysis of legal and financial documents associated with Equity and Fund securities. Training includes assessments and accuracy/timeliness benchmarks that must be met.
The curriculum provides exposure to market structures, client use cases, and evolving financing techniques, enabling the incumbent to differentiate essential data, interpret complex terminology, and identify relevant information for downstream clients. The work directly supports ICE’s clients and internal stakeholders such as Evaluated Pricing, Index, and Analytics teams who rely on accurate and timely reference data.
Responsibilities
Knowledge and Experience
Preferred Skills
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Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to legally protected characteristics.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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