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A major traditional asset manager is building a dedicated, India-based engineering organization to run its digital asset business, signaling that a mainstream fund company is institutionalizing blockchain-based assets as a product line rather than treating crypto as a side experiment.
Job title: Director, Blockchain Engineering - Digital Assets
The Purpose of Your Role
Asset Management Technology is seeking a highly motivated individual to lead the Fidelity Digital Asset Management (FDAM) engineering teams in India. This individual will partner very closely with various business and the global technology teams, in addition to the broader Asset management technology teams to deliver a best in class product supporting the FDAM business
The Expertise We are Looking For
The Skills That Are Key to This Role
The Value You Deliver
How Your Work Impacts the Organization
Asset Management Technology is an integral partner for Asset Management and delivers innovative, scalable, industry-leading investment tools that enable Asset Management to achieve competitive advantage globally. Your work in this truly dynamic team will provide a major contribution to Asset Management’s investment performance and scale and efficiency objectives.
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