Eng , Tech Rotation

and the job listing Expires on February 20, 2026

Launch your engineering career with our dynamic one-year Technology Rotational Engineering (TRE) program! This foundational full-time role is designed for curious, driven individuals who want to explore the intersection of technology and financial services. Through 4-5 rotations (8-12 weeks each) across engineering teams, you’ll build your technical foundation while discovering where your unique strengths can make the greatest impact.

This is a development-focused role where you’ll learn, grow, and prove your skills across diverse engineering domains. You’ll work alongside experienced engineers with structured mentorship and support as you develop from an emerging engineer into a confident contributor.

Upon program completion, you’ll have two full-time career paths: continue as a TRE Rotational Engineer 2 working across teams, or join a specific engineering team full-time based on your interests and performance.

• Pursue strong knowledge of AWS and its resources including and not limited to: AWS S3 Buckets, AWS Lambdas, AWS EC2 Instances and more
• Develop and maintain backend APIs and microservices using Python, Java, and AWS cloud services
• Learn database design principles and contribute to optimization efforts across SQL and No
  
  SQL platforms
• Participate in Dev Ops practices including CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure automation
• Support cybersecurity initiatives and implement secure coding practices under guidance
• Contribute to data analytics projects and business intelligence solutions
• Participate in daily standups and agile development processes
• Document learnings and technical solutions across rotational assignments
• Present rotation outcomes to department heads and share knowledge with fellow TRE engineers
• Complete training modules and skill assessments for each rotational domain
• Collaborate on code reviews and receive feedback to improve development practices
• Attend technical workshops and lunch-and-learns with engineering leaders

• Bachelor’s degree by June 2026 (any major welcome – Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Liberal Arts with technical experience, etc.)
• Internship or substantial project experience demonstrating technical ability and initiative
• Basic understanding of databases, web development, or system architecture
• AWS experience or demonstrated interest in cloud technologies (S3, EC2, Lambda) highly recommended
• Strong problem-solving and analytical thinking skills

• Backend development experience with APIs or web services
• Some frontend development exposure (any framework/library)
• Version control systems (Git) and collaborative development practices
• SQL fundamentals and database concepts
• Understanding of software development lifecycle and testing principles
• Basic Dev Ops concepts and CI/CD pipeline exposure (nice to have)
• Containerization experience with Docker or similar technologies (preferred)
• Infrastructure as Code concepts or experience with tools like Terraform, Cloud Formation (nice to have)
• Ability to learn new technologies quickly and adapt to different tech stacks

• Demonstrated initiative and ability to take ownership of projects
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work effectively in fast-paced, changing environments
• Strong collaboration skills and team-player mentality
• Curiosity and willingness to learn new technologies quickly
• Receptive to feedback and committed to continuous improvement
• The “X-Factor”:
  What unique perspective, background, or approach do you bring?

• Full-stack development projects or coursework
• CI/CD pipeline setup or deployment automation experience
• AWS cloud services exposure (EC2, S3, Lambda, RDS) or other cloud platforms
• Docker containerization or Kubernetes orchestration experience
• Infrastructure monitoring or logging tools (Cloud Watch, Data Dog, Splunk)
• Linux/Unix command line proficiency and scripting (Bash, Python)
• Leadership experience (academic, extracurricular, professional, or personal projects)
• Participation in hackathons, coding competitions, or open-source contributions
• Experience with agile methodologies or project management
• Side projects that demonstrate passion for technology