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The Middle Office Analyst supports the US residential debt strategy for the Man Discretionary business, managing NAV oversight, cash management, loan administration, and liaising with the Front Office. Responsibilities include calculating NAV, reconciling fund NAVs, overseeing fee structures, managing transactions, and enhancing operational processes while communicating effectively with stakeholders.

This role involves providing Oracle database administration in a production setting, including tasks such as installing and configuring MySQL servers, migrating databases, monitoring server performance, and performing system optimizations. It requires extensive experience in database design, engineering solutions, and troubleshooting.

The Back Office Analyst will review, approve/reject transactions, analyze data reports, communicate with partner companies, and provide reports on program standing. Requires experience in warranty claims processing and proficiency in Microsoft Excel.

The IT Systems Analyst is responsible for overseeing helpdesk activities, providing advanced support to end users, managing IT hardware and systems, collaborating with engineering team, and ensuring system reliability. They will also document procedures and resolutions, create guidance documents, and stay updated on emerging technologies.

The IT Operations Analyst will oversee office support and operations, manage IT assets, lead IT projects, and provide level 2 and 3 IT support. Responsibilities include maintaining IT security measures, ensuring compliance with SOC2 and ISO 27001, and supporting special events. The role requires strong troubleshooting skills and collaboration with various teams.

The JD Edwards Senior Business Systems Analyst collaborates with functional owners to implement applications and improve business processes. They gather business requirements, manage large projects, and serve as a mentor to junior analysts. Their responsibilities include project planning, execution, and acting as a liaison between the technical team and users.

As a Quantitative Trading Strategist, you will use deep market knowledge and quantitative skills to enhance systematic trading strategies, improve algorithmic execution, conduct market research, and collaborate with trading and R&D teams while managing broker relationships.