Top Operations Jobs

The AVP Dotnet role involves leading the development of web applications using Microsoft technologies with a focus on .NET. Responsibilities include mentoring team members, guiding product development, and integrating 3rd party tools. A strong background in SQL Server, No-SQL databases, and JavaScript frameworks is essential, along with excellent analytical skills and communication abilities.

The Transaction Manager oversees a portfolio of securitization and structured finance transactions, ensuring compliance and effective client communication. Responsibilities include managing SPVs, drafting legal documents, maintaining client relationships, and coordinating invoicing processes while adhering to regulatory standards.

As a Manager of Transaction Management, you will lead a team, manage a diverse portfolio of international clients, structure various financial transactions, guide clients through legal issues, maintain legal records, and promote business growth.

The Document Processor - Corporate Filings is responsible for reviewing and processing legal documents, completing data entry, fulfilling customer orders, problem-solving client issues, and providing excellent client service. This role requires attention to detail, strong computer skills, and effective communication abilities in a fast-paced environment.

The Document Processor/Scanner position in Albany, NY involves reviewing and processing legal documents, completing data entry of customer information, fulfilling customer orders, problem solving, and providing excellent customer service. Preferred qualifications include transactional or administrative experience, business-to-business customer service experience, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

The Senior Global Subsidiary Coordinator manages corporate compliance for international entity portfolios, collaborates with customers and vendors to meet compliance deadlines, and handles corporate secretarial tasks. Key responsibilities include communication management, research for jurisdictional requirements, and ensuring accuracy in client records.

The Assistant Manager will oversee client relationships while managing fund administration services for private equity funds. Key responsibilities include reviewing and preparing accounting records and reports, handling client communications, supervising and training staff, and ensuring best practices. The role also involves internal duties and supporting special projects.