GBST builds administration and digital platforms for wealth managers, pension providers and stockbrokers. Its stack pairs legacy Java EE runtimes (JBoss, WebSphere, SQL Server) with a modern AWS EKS, Terraform/Terragrunt and GitOps toolchain, pointing to an active platform modernization. Engineering-led hiring, including a Cloud DevOps Team Lead, centers on deployment friction, production stability and governed AI adoption.
Notable leadership hires: Cloud DevOps Team Lead
GBST is a privately held financial software company founded in 1983 and headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales. It provides back-, middle- and front-office systems for wealth managers, life and pension companies, stockbrokers, fund managers, advisers and investment managers, plus digital tools for banks and lenders. The company serves more than 100 financial brands across Europe, Australia, New Zealand, the US, Canada and the UAE. Its platforms support over 5.5 million investor accounts across direct, advised and workplace channels. GBST employs 201–500 people and hires in Australia, Vietnam and the United Kingdom.
GBST runs Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate and Jakarta EE on JBoss and WebSphere with SQL Server. It is deployed on AWS (EKS, RDS, Lambda, SQS) and managed with Kubernetes, Terraform, Terragrunt, Helm, Grafana and Prometheus.
GBST is hiring in Australia, Vietnam and the United Kingdom. Most open roles are in engineering, and there is also a Cloud DevOps Team Lead position.
GBST's current work includes infrastructure-as-code rollout, automation of its AWS and Kubernetes environments, platform reliability tooling and adoption of AI tools such as Copilot Studio.
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