Full-Time
Systems Analyst
Leap Program
Updated on 9/11/2026
Fidelity Investments
10,001+ employees
Investment services and market data provider
No salary listed
No H1B Sponsorship
Westlake, TX, USA + 2 more
More locations: Durham, NC, USA | Merrimack, NH, USA
Hybrid
The program is in person, and Fidelity is transitioning toward full-time onsite work; exact onsite expectations vary by location and role.
Bachelor's
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- Applicants must have earned or be on track to earn a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field by the start date.
- Applicants need familiarity with requirements gathering, documentation, or systems analysis concepts through academic or internship experience.
- Applicants need foundational awareness of data concepts such as data flows, data validation, or querying.
- Applicants need strong analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Applicants must be able to break down problems and ask thoughtful clarifying questions.
- Applicants need familiarity with diagramming tools such as Visio or Drawio.
- Applicants need strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Applicants must be able to collaborate and thrive in a fast-paced team environment.
- Applicants need curiosity, attention to detail, and a commitment to continuous learning.
- Support analysis activities by participating in stakeholder discussions, capturing requirements, and helping clarify ambiguities with guidance from senior analysts and team members.
- Work on projects from start to finish with exposure to the full delivery lifecycle, including requirements, architecture, design, testing, and implementation.
- Create and maintain documentation such as user stories, functional specifications, acceptance criteria, and process and data flow diagrams using standard tools and templates.
- Develop an understanding of business context, system workflows, data flows, and upstream and downstream dependencies across the technology landscape.
- Support basic data analysis by running queries, validating test data, investigating simple data or system issues, and identifying gaps between current systems and future business needs.
- Assist with testing by creating test cases, executing tests, analyzing results, and logging defects.
- Explore emerging tools and technologies, including artificial intelligence, and learn to apply them responsibly to improve analysis and delivery outcomes.
- Contribute as part of a team delivering solutions that help customers achieve their long-term financial goals.
- Hands-on project or internship experience.
Fidelity Investments provides financial services and tools that connect people to markets and their money. It offers market data and trading tools delivered across devices, such as Market Monitor for Google Glass, Windows Phone, FiOS, and iPad, with customizable watch lists and chart visualizations. Fidelity differentiates itself by combining a long-running brokerage platform with Fidelity Labs’ experimentation and cross-device data delivery, plus visualization-focused features. Its goal is to make market information and trading tools easily accessible so customers can stay informed and act on their financial decisions.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$246.7B
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts
Founded
1946
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 AUA rose 22% year over year, signaling strong client inflows.
- Fidelity’s active ETF suite reached 12 funds by April 2026, then 84 total listings.
- January 2026 Digital Dollar and June 2026 guaranteed-income launch widen retirement and crypto offerings.
What critics are saying
- May 2026 layoffs cut 800 jobs after a five-day Boston return-to-office mandate.
- February 2026 FINRA ordered Fidelity to pay $1.29 million over structured-product disputes.
- A major custody breach or SEC enforcement would attack Fidelity’s core trust franchise.
What makes Fidelity Investments unique
- Q2 2026 assets reached $19.9 trillion, with $7.8 trillion managed.
- Fidelity launched 84 ETFs and ETPs, including first ETF share classes in June 2026.
- Fidelity expanded custom SMAs in July 2026, pairing active management with tax control.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
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Hybrid Work Options
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Parental Leave
Student Loan Assistance
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Company News
Diameter Pay raises $10 million to expand stablecoin payments infrastructure. By PYMNTS | September 3, 2026 Diameter Pay has reportedly raised $10 million in a Series A funding round as the stablecoin payments infrastructure provider looks to expand its banking, payments and digital asset capabilities. The round was co-led by CMT Digital and Lightspeed Faction, according to a Thursday (Sept. 3) report in The Block. Other investors included SixThirty Ventures, Stellar Development Foundation, Tech Council Ventures, Onigiri Capital and BitRock Capital. The financing marks Diameter Pay's first outside funding round. Founder and CEO David Lighton told The Block that the company was bootstrapped before the Series A. The equity round began in April and closed in July in a single tranche. Lighton declined to disclose the company's post-money valuation. Founded in 2023, Diameter Pay provides payment infrastructure to banks, FinTech companies and digital asset exchanges. Its platform provides access to U.S. dollar virtual accounts, domestic and international payment rails, stablecoin on- and off-ramps and compliance controls through U.S. banking partners, according to The Block. Please add us to your preferred sources list so our news, data and interviews show up in your feed. Thanks! Lighton said the company's virtual accounts allow foreign FinTech companies to offer U.S. dollar accounts to their customers while Diameter Pay manages compliance and payment controls. The accounts can also connect to stablecoin infrastructure. Diameter Pay began processing payments for foreign banks in 2024. The company said it has processed more than $10 billion in payment volume this year. Its sponsor banking partners include Portage Bank and SSB Bank, along with a third publicly traded sponsor bank that has not been disclosed, Lighton told The Block. He said additional banks are being onboarded. "When a sponsor bank partners with us, they are allowing us to use their access to the USD clearing infrastructure, and in exchange, they get fee revenue and low-cost deposits," Lighton said. The company said access to dollars has become more difficult in some markets as correspondent banks have withdrawn from certain regions amid increased sanctions and anti-money-laundering risks. Diameter Pay said this can leave legitimate businesses excluded from financial services. Diameter Pay plans to use the new capital to expand its banking and payment capabilities, deepen its stablecoin and foreign exchange infrastructure and continue investing in technology and compliance tools for cross-border dollar movement. As part of the financing, CMT Digital received a board seat, while Lightspeed Faction and SixThirty Ventures received observer seats, Lighton told The Block. Robert Pozen, former president of Fidelity Investments, is serving as a senior adviser to the board.
Lyte raised $165 million at a $1.6 billion valuation to scale its AI-powered robotics perception platform.
Lyte, a robotics and AI startup founded by former Apple Face ID engineers, has raised approximately $165 million in new funding, valuing the company at $1.6 billion. This represents more than triple its previous valuation. Maverick Silicon led the funding round, announced on Wednesday, with participation from existing investors including Fidelity Management & Research, Atreides Management, Key1 Capital and Ora Global. Fidelity had led the company's previous Series B round. Since its founding in 2021, Lyte has raised a total of $272 million. The startup develops technology to enhance robots' visual capabilities.
Circle has raised $440 million in what the company calls the largest crypto funding round in history. The financing ranks among the top 10 private fintech investments and will support Circle's growth, organisational development, and market expansion. Investors include Fidelity Management and Research Company, Marshall Wace, Willett Advisors, Digital Currency Group, FTX, Breyer Capital, and others. Circle provides payments and treasury infrastructure for internet businesses, enabling them to use stablecoins and public blockchains. The company's platform has processed over 100 million transactions for more than 10 million retail customers and 1,000 businesses. Circle co-develops USD Coin (USDC) with Coinbase. USDC has reached $22 billion in circulation and supported over $615 billion in transactions over the past year, growing 436% in 2021.
BofA, Citi, Goldman Sachs among 21 institutions planning stablecoin launch. The planned venture will initially focus on a US dollar stablecoin before expanding to other G7 currencies, with a euro-denominated offering next. A group of 21 major financial institutions plans to establish a new company to develop and issue stablecoins, offering another sign of traditional finance's push into digital dollars as regulatory frameworks take shape. The consortium, announced Tuesday, includes Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Citi, Deutsche Bank, UBS, Santander, MUFG and Fidelity Investments. It plans to launch a US dollar-denominated stablecoin in the first half of 2027, subject to the company's formation and other conditions. According to the announcement, the group ultimately plans to expand into stablecoins denominated in other G7 currencies, with a euro offering identified as its next priority. The consortium said its stablecoin will target wholesale, institutional and retail markets, including use cases such as cross-border payments and digital asset settlement. The initiative is intended to comply with both the US GENIUS Act and the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), where applicable. The venture builds on an initiative announced last October, when an initial group of 10 banks said they were exploring a 1:1 reserve-backed form of digital money available on public blockchains. The consortium has since more than doubled in size, bringing together financial institutions across North America, Europe, East Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Banks deepen push into stablecoins. The move comes as stablecoins have grown considerably in recent years, with the passage of the GENIUS Act and MiCA creating clearer regulatory pathways for adoption. Elsewhere, Singapore is considering allowing jointly issued cross-border stablecoins into its regulatory regime, according to a Tuesday announcement, revisiting its earlier decision to restrict the framework to domestic issuance. Institutional interest was already taking shape in early 2025, when a Fireblocks survey of 295 executives found that 90% of respondents were using or planning to use stablecoins. Since then, major financial institutions have expanded their presence in the sector. Societe Generale's crypto subsidiary has issued euro- and dollar-denominated stablecoins, while Fidelity recently launched its US dollar-pegged FIDD stablecoin. SocGens crypto subsidiary has issued euro- and dollar-denominated stablecoins, as has Fidelity, with its FIDD US dollar-denominated entry. Last month, Standard Chartered backed a Hong Kong dollar stablecoin venture.