GMO is a Boston investment manager whose stack pairs Aladdin for portfolio and trading operations with Python, Airflow, and MATLAB for quantitative research, plus a .NET/C#/Angular layer on SQL Server for internal tools. Job posts point to active security master conversions and portfolio data platform migrations alongside sovereign credit model work, while sales and distribution pain points show a push to grow assets and reach new channels.
GMO is a privately held investment management firm founded in 1977 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, with 201–500 employees. The firm runs a set of specialized investment teams that share a long-term, valuation-based philosophy across asset classes and global markets. Its clients include institutions, financial intermediaries, and families. Current hiring spans engineering, finance, operations, research, legal, marketing, sales, and support, with roles based in the United States.
GMO uses Aladdin, Python, Apache Airflow, MATLAB, .NET, C#, Angular, JavaScript, SQL Server, Azure, AWS, Cisco, and Salesforce.
Job posts mention security master conversions, portfolio data platform migrations, sovereign credit model improvements, EMBI and CEMBI index coverage, and better CRM capabilities.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating across engineering, finance, operations, research, legal, marketing, sales, and support, with all roles in the United States.
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