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Operations Engineer

The Operations Engineer role at Arch is an engineering role tightly aligned with the efficiency and overall success of our Client Operations team. If you love building internal tools, wrangling messy data, and solving ambiguous problems in a fast-moving environment, we want to hear from you.

Depending on the team, your work will span two things: building and maintaining the internal tools our Operations team relies on, and building the pipelines that acquire, process, and structure Arch's alternative investment data.

Eligibility: You must be a current college senior graduating between December 2026 and August 2027 to be considered for this role. We anticipate start dates Early 2027 & Summer 2027

Your Responsibilities Will Include:

Developing new features for internal, employee-used web platforms

Building, refining, maintaining, and monitoring Arch's data acquisition and processing pipelines

Automating the acquisition and extraction of financial data from many sources

Applying both traditional data processing methods and generative AI to acquire and structure data

Reviewing automation outputs to ensure quality and correctness, and tracking and improving Arch's data quality and processing efficiency

Overseeing execution and maintenance of a suite of scripts and other internal tooling that supports core business functions

Assisting with debugging, investigation, and troubleshooting errors

Reach Out to Us If You:

Are proficient in JavaScript or another mainstream programming language

Know SQL

Are a quick learner who enjoys partnering with others and solving difficult, ambiguous problems

Enjoy writing code to process and understand data with a high degree of accuracy

Are interested in alternative investments and/or financial services

Communicate well and professionally

Bonus Points If You:

Have web development experience: HTML/CSS and React

Are familiar with the terms capital calls, IRRs, recallable distributions, or K-1s

Have taken finance or accounting courses