Brokerage, banking and advisor services firm modernizing its trading platforms
Charles Schwab runs brokerage, banking and advisor services on a Java/Spring Boot and .NET core backed by Oracle, SQL Server and Kafka, now adopting Confluent Cloud, AWS, Azure and GCP, which signals a multi-cloud shift for event streaming. Accelerating, senior-weighted hiring led by finance and engineering matches active work on client authentication, middleware modernization and AI governance.
Notable leadership hires: Finance Team Lead
Charles Schwab is a publicly traded investment services firm headquartered in Westlake, Texas, with more than 10,000 employees. Its business spans brokerage, banking, portfolio management, retirement plan services, advisor services, specialty brokerage and mutual fund clearing. The firm serves individual investors and independent financial advisors. Hiring is concentrated in the United States and India.
Schwab's stack includes Java, Spring Boot, .NET, C#, Python, Angular and TypeScript, with Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL and MongoDB, Kafka and Confluent for streaming, and Datadog, Splunk and Grafana for observability.
Yes. Schwab is adopting AWS, Azure, GCP and Confluent Cloud, along with Docker and Jenkins, alongside its existing Cloud Foundry environment.
Schwab is hiring in the United States and India, with demand led by finance and engineering, followed by support, sales, product, data, legal and operations roles.
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