Working here means you might end up working anywhere on the globe. Based in Windsor, Connecticut, we have offices across North America, Europe, Asia, and in Australia. And we have clients that span even broader geographies. So if you have a global outlook and like the idea of working with people around the world, you’ll fit right in.
People are our greatest asset and we're rigorous about our work, development and support for our people. Take advantage of the opportunity to be involved in a company that is bold and ambitions. Voted Best Places to Work in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020, our culture allows you to BE YOU.
Our clients are looking to stay ahead in the world of investment management. By taking a consultative approach, we deliver cutting edge solutions that drive our customers.
Following a checklist or doing busy work is not in our nature. Here at Advent, we are committed to driving results and investing in growth.
We encourage our employees to be the best in class. Through close collaboration and peer-to-peer discussion, our teams share knowledge and resources that inspires each member to develop and grow.
Only through consistent improvement will Advent remain an industry leading provider of software and services. We encourage new ideas and embrace risk in order to keep our solutions ahead of the curve.
Over the past decade, as advisors in all channels have been driven by client demand to expand financial advice from investment management to holistic wealth planning, fee-only fiduciary advisors have been handicapped in their inability to deliver services in one very important area: insurance.
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As technology advances and the pressure to operate more efficiently mounts, investment managers continue to search for solutions to maximize time spent managing thousands of portfolios across their book of business.
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One of the best aspects of my role at SS&C Advent is the opportunity to meet and network with industry leaders, tech executives, innovative advisors, smart consultants, and others that have their finger on the pulse of change.
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