Clearwater Analytics
Reconciliation Implementation Associate

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Reconciliation Implementation Associate
Job Summary:
The Reconciliation Implementation Analyst is responsible for establishing reconciliation processes and thresholds for clients. They collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements, design automated workflows, and ensure data accuracy through analysis and validation with third-party data. This analyst monitors and addresses discrepancies in the reconciliation process involving safekeeping institutions, third-party data, and order management systems. The role requires strong analytical and technical skills, along with effective communication and collaboration abilities to ensure accurate reconciliation of investment data.
Responsibilities:
Completing reconciliation for client investment books during onboarding, focusing on automation and scalable operating models. Demonstrating familiarity with available resources and accurately selecting appropriate research tools. Primary responsibility involves back reconciling, normalizing, and automating data. Proactively learning from mistakes and taking steps to avoid repeating them. Applying knowledge of investment accounting, financial statements, amortization, interest income, yields, and other financial and accounting concepts. Actively communicating project progress and risks with Stream Leads and PMs. Applying understanding of vanilla fixed income and equity investments, including their purpose and operation in CW, and developing knowledge of security types commonly held by assigned clients.
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An intense desire to learn something new and improve daily. Basic knowledge of Excel such as VLOOKUP, SUMIF, Pivot Tables. Basic knowledge of accounting basis and/or financial instruments preferred. Strong computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office. Excellent attention to detail and strong documentation skills. Outstanding verbal and written communication skills. Strong organizational and interpersonal skills. Exceptional problem-solving abilities and math skills.
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Bachelor’s / Master's degree in finance, math, accounting or economics, or other relevant degree.
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