CIFC Asset Management is a Miami-based credit investment firm whose stack pairs Bloomberg and CapIQ market data with a Microsoft-centric infrastructure (Azure, Hyper-V, Group Policy, Defender, Sentinel). Python, Pandas, NumPy and Databricks point to in-house quantitative and data work, while current job posts center on encoding investment restrictions into IT systems and onboarding new fund launches, which signals compliance-driven operations scaling.
CIFC Asset Management is a privately held alternative asset manager founded in 2005 and headquartered in Miami, FL. The firm invests across credit strategies including CLOs, senior loans, high yield bonds, structured credit, opportunistic credit and direct lending, and also offers separately managed accounts. Its investment approach emphasizes bottom-up credit research with attention to downside risk. Investment teams operate from Miami, New York, Radnor, PA and London, and the company employs 51–200 people.
CIFC runs on Azure, Hyper-V, SQL Server, Azure DevOps and Kubernetes, secured with Microsoft Defender and Azure Sentinel. Analysts use Bloomberg and CapIQ, with Python, Pandas, NumPy and Databricks for data work.
Hiring is minimal and focused on mid-level finance and operations roles, with openings in the United States and Canada tied to fund onboarding and investment compliance work.
CIFC is headquartered in Miami, FL, with investment teams also located in New York, Radnor, PA and London.
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