Manager, SQL Development

Why Siepe

Siepe is a fast-growing technology company helping investment managers turn complexity into clarity. We build software and data solutions that give hedge funds and financial services firms the real-time insights and operational visibility they need to make better decisions faster.

Our clients manage billions in assets and rely on Siepe for critical technology, data, and operational workflows. We serve sophisticated global clients and move quickly, challenge how things are done, and give people meaningful ownership and the opportunity to make a real impact.

What You'll Get

Impactful work on problems that matter. Direct visibility into how your contributions affect clients and real input on decisions. Competitive pay, great benefits, and opportunities to learn and take on more as Siepe grows. Teammates who are sharp and collaborative, whether they come from the industry or are charting a new path entirely. You will get to be part of a culture that blends fun with purpose!

How We Show Up

We lead with trust, transparency, and a team-first mindset. We communicate early, follow through on our commitments, and take ownership of outcomes - not just execute. When there’s a problem, we bring ideas and solutions, ask the next question, and keep things moving. We stay curious, challenge ideas, and prioritize what’s best for our clients and Siepe. We move with urgency, learn as we go, and work together to leave things better than we found them.

Siepe is seeking a Senior Manager, SQL Development, who will also be our lead data engineer: a hands-on owner of the data platform end to end, not just someone who manages people who own it. The pipelines you're responsible for turn custodian and administrator feeds into the numbers our hedge fund clients rely on every day. If a feed is late or wrong, the client sees it. That's on you. Correctness, performance, and uptime aren't nice-to-haves here, they're the job.

The platform you're inheriting is mature and high-volume, and a lot of the logic still lives in legacy tooling. You won't be starting from scratch, and you won't just be keeping the lights on either. You need to be able to troubleshoot a failing SSIS package under production pressure on Tuesday and walk our leadership team through a modernization roadmap on Thursday, and be equally credible doing both.

What You’ll Be Doing

Hands-on development:

• Onboard new custodian, administrator, and vendor feeds end to end: landing, canonical mapping, pipeline wiring, and the delivery SLA that comes with it.

• Write the code that eliminates manual work: parameterized reruns and backfills, idempotent loads, shared tooling instead of one-off scripts.