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State Street is hiring a Process Automation Engineer - Investment Management, VP-I -- SSIM in Boston, MA; Princeton, NJ. It is a full-time role in Software & IT, asking for at least 5 years of experience, first listed on November 1. The advertised pay is $120,000–$202,500 a year. The description mentions AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. State Street has 99 other openings in the US, 55 of them in Boston, MA. Across all employers on USA Jobs 24 there are 114 Software & IT openings in Boston, MA today; the typical one asks for 5 years and advertises about $192,000 a year at the midpoint.
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State Street advertises $120,000 to $202,500 a year, a midpoint of $161,250 a year. Where an offer lands in a range usually depends on experience and on the exact location. That is lower than about 62% of the 188 software & IT jobs in Massachusetts that publish a yearly rate on USA Jobs 24, where the typical midpoint is $178,000 a year. To see roughly what this leaves after federal and Massachusetts tax, try our take-home pay calculator.
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State Street has 100 openings on USA Jobs 24 today across 9 states. Most are in finance & banking (32), software & IT (23) and data & AI (18). The biggest locations are Boston, MA (56), Quincy, MA (36) and Princeton, NJ (22). None of them is fully remote, 11% are open to entry-level candidates and 100% show pay. We collect State Street's jobs every day straight from its own careers system (Workday), never from job boards or agencies.
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Work locations: Boston MA, Quincy MA, Stamford CT, Princeton NJ
Who We Are Looking For
Are you a hands-on engineer who would rather build automation than manage a roadmap? We're hiring a Process Automation Engineer to design and support automated business workflows. This is a maker's role. You'll write code, wire up integrations, and turn manual processes into automation that holds up in a regulated environment.
The role sits within Process Engineering & Automation at State Street Investment Management (formerly State Street Global Advisors). Day to day, you'll work with the Process Automation Lead, business architecture, business units, and technology teams to turn process designs into working software. We're moving toward a Product, Platform, and Service operating model. AI and agentic automation are part of the toolkit, but so are boring, reliable things like scheduled jobs, process models and well-tested APIs. Your job is to pick the right tool for the problem, build it well, and make sure it doesn't page anyone at 3am. No hype-driven adoption. Practical automation that runs in production without drama.
Key Responsibilities
- Build the automation. Design, build, test, and support automated business workflows in Appian (or whatever replaces it). This is where you spend most of your time. You're hands-on, in the code, every week.
- Fix broken processes. Work with business architecture and business units to take manual, high-friction workflows and turn process designs into software that runs. Sometimes the process design is clean. Sometimes you'll push back on it because it won't survive contact with real systems.
- Own your delivery end to end. Carry your work requirements through deployment and support. What you ship meets enterprise standards for security, resilience, controls, and maintainability. Regulated environment, no shortcuts.
- Connect systems. Build integrations between the orchestration platform and the systems around it. Clean APIs, sensible contracts, nothing held together with duct tape.
- Test and support what you build. Write the tests, fix the defects, and stay close to your solutions in production. Instrument processes so operations can see where things get stuck before users file a ticket.
- Try new tools. AI, agentic automation, whatever shows up next. Pilot what looks promising, be honest about what doesn't work yet, share what you learn with the team.
- Work across pods. We operate in a matrix model with cross-functional pods spanning product, platform, and service lines. You'll embed with different pods depending on the work, collaborating with product owners, platform engineers, and service teams who know the business domain. Your job is to bring automation engineering, not sit in a silo waiting for requirements to land in your lap.
- Raise the bar. Follow the team's delivery controls and engineering standards. Help improve them. If something's slowing everyone down, say so and propose a fix.
Qualifications
Required:
- 5+ years in software engineering, process automation, or solution delivery. You've built and shipped production systems, not just designed them on whiteboards.
- Hands-on builder. You write and review code regularly, and you want to keep doing that. This is not a step away from the keyboard.
- You've built workflow automation on a low-code or orchestration platform (Appian, Pega, Camunda, similar) and wired it into the systems around it. If you've only dragged and dropped, that's not enough.
- Solid fundamentals: APIs, integration patterns, testing, SDLC. You can point to a process you improved and say what changed in specific terms.
- You've worked in a regulated environment, or you can convince us you understand why controls exist and how to deliver in a matrixed org where nobody reports to you.
- Bachelor's in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field.
Preferred:
- Investment management, asset management, or financial services background. You know what a NAV is. You've seen what "manual reconciliation" actually looks like at scale.
- Appian experience. Bonus if you've touched process modeling tools like ARIS or architecture repositories like Ardoq.
- You've used AI and agentic automation enough to have a real opinion on where they work and where they fall apart. Not just enthusiasm. Judgment.
- Exposure to BPMN, capability modeling, or value streams. Cloud experience in AWS, Azure, or GCP.
- A relevant certification (Appian Certified Developer, etc.) is a plus but won't make up for weak fundamentals.
Salary Range:
$120,000 - $202,500 AnnualThe range quoted above applies to the role in the primary location specified. If the candidate would ultimately work outside of the primary location above, the applicable range could differ.
Employees are eligible to participate in State Street’s comprehensive benefits program, which includes: our retirement savings plan (401K) with company match; insurance coverage including basic life, medical, dental, vision, long-term disability, and other optional additional coverages; paid-time off including vacation, sick leave, short term disability, and family care responsibilities; access to our Employee Assistance Program; incentive compensation including eligibility for annual performance-based awards (excluding certain sales roles subject to sales incentive plans); and, eligibility for certain tax advantaged savings plans.
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About State Street
Across the globe, institutional investors rely on us to help them manage risk, respond to challenges, and drive performance and profitability. We keep our clients at the heart of everything we do, and smart, engaged employees are essential to our continued success.
We are committed to fostering an environment where every employee feels valued and empowered to reach their full potential. As an essential partner in our shared success, you’ll benefit from inclusive development opportunities, flexible work-life support, paid volunteer days, and vibrant employee networks that keep you connected to what matters most. Join us in shaping the future.
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