Secure messaging, voice and compliance platform for financial institutions
Symphony runs a communication platform for finance on a multi-cloud stack spanning AWS, GCP and Azure, orchestrated with Kubernetes, Helm and ArgoCD, and is now adopting Terraform and Ansible for infrastructure automation. Engineering dominates an accelerating hiring push weighted toward interns and senior staff. Job posts point to heavy QA investment around the C9 trader application and automated compliance validation.
Symphony is a New York-headquartered communication and technology company founded in 2014, serving financial institutions. Its modular platforms cover messaging, voice, directory and analytics, with a focus on data security, regulatory compliance and workflow automation. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and operates additional offices worldwide. Current hiring extends to the United Kingdom and Singapore.
Symphony uses AWS, GCP and Azure with Kubernetes, Helm and ArgoCD, plus Java, Spring Boot, Quarkus, TypeScript, React, C#, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Redis and Bigtable. It is adopting Terraform and Ansible.
Symphony is currently hiring in the United Kingdom and Singapore, with engineering as the largest focus alongside support, ops, sales and security roles.
Symphony is building a test strategy for its C9 trader application, re-engineering its backend, developing core messaging and compliance features, and automating compliance validation across multi-cloud environments.
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