End User Services Engineer
Engineersgate · New York · 2026-05-20
About this role
About EG
Engineers Gate (EG) is a leading investment manager founded in 2014 as a quantitative, computer-driven trading firm. Today, EG operates as a diversified, multi-strategy investment platform that combines systematic research with selective discretionary approaches.
EG's multi-manager platform allows independent investment teams to pursue distinct strategies while benefiting from shared infrastructure, risk management, and operational support. The firm’s collaborative groups of researchers, engineers, and investment professionals deploy sophisticated statistical models, proprietary technology, and a centralized data platform to isolate and solve challenging problem sets in the global financial markets.
About The Role
We are seeking an End User Services Engineer to join our Information Technology team. In this role, you will be part of a global team responsible for ensuring reliable, secure, and high-performance technology operations across all business units. This role requires hands-on end-user support, proactive issue resolution, and ownership of IT systems that enable productivity at scale. You will support traders, executives, and research staff in a fast-paced, mission-critical environment.
The ideal candidate will have combined deep technical knowledge with outstanding communication and problem-solving skills, consistently delivering “white glove” service while improving systems and processes. This role is ideal for an engineer who thrives on solving complex problems, values precision and responsiveness, and wants to make a direct impact on mission-critical operations within a high-performance environment.
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