Beecher Tuttle
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Bitcoin's Biggest Competition: A 105-Year-Old Non-Profit?
Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies face a variety of risks. But the biggest one might be something that tech pros and finance folks never see coming. → Read More
14 Tech Buzzwords You Absolutely Love to Hate
Every employee has their own list of buzzwords commonly uttered by their boss or colleagues that drives them crazy. Largely empty clichés infiltrate all → Read More
Business Students Want Careers at Google, But Banks Loom
Business students really want to work for Google. But investment banks are catching up as desirable employers among the biggest student brains. → Read More
Tech Internships at These Firms Pay More Than Google, Facebook
Just a few years ago, internships were simply résumé builders, and students who landed them would be lucky to break even in terms of salary and expenses. → Read More
Cloud Professionals Hot in Finance IT Right Now
Ever-late to the tech party, banks have only just begun adopting cloud technology. Now they're trying to make up for lost time. Enterprise-level cloud → Read More
Finance IT Wants All the Kotlin Developers
If you can code proficiently in the Kotlin programming language, then this week brought you some very good news: At its 2019 I/O conference, Google → Read More
In-Demand Programming Languages at Wall Street Firms
The number of tech-related job openings at New York investment banks has plummeted over the past half-year. At Morgan Stanley and Citi, for example, there → Read More
Entry-Level Google Recruits Earn Massive Salaries
Google seems to have pushed the pay envelope yet again. Dozens of graduating computer science majors in the U.S. shared offers they recently received from → Read More
Are Wall Street Banks Turning Their Back on Tech Talent (Again)?
Before Amazon pulled out of its deal to make New York City home to its second headquarters, there were murmurs over whether investment banks could → Read More
5 Best A.I. and Machine Learning Jobs on Wall Street
Senior, PhD-level engineers with a background in artificial intelligence (A.I.) and machine learning may have more leverage than just about anyone on Wall → Read More
Young Engineers: Goldman Sachs Will Pay You Big to Build
If you haven’t heard, Goldman Sachs is rolling out a one-year program aimed at giving young engineers access to the bank’s proprietary code and APIs to → Read More
Here's Why Investment Firms Can't Find Good Data Scientists
Over two days at this week's AI and Data Science and Trading Conference in New York, one general theme became very clear: Banks, hedge funds and asset → Read More
Is Gender Diversity Reduced to an 'Afterthought' in Data Science?
In discussing some of the issues facing investment firms that are hungry for data scientists and machine learning experts, several executives speaking at → Read More
Here's What Happens to Data Scientists at Hedge Funds
Like most hedge funds, Point72 is actively recruiting data scientists as it seeks to build out its quantitative business while also providing big data and → Read More
Making $1 Million Salary as a Data Scientist or Quant
A data scientist or quant involved in finance IT can make a million-dollar salary, provided they have the right skills and experience. → Read More
Fintech Firms: The Best and Worst for Tech Professionals
This fintech article originally appeared on eFinancialCareers. By all accounts, working at a fintech company can be a bit of an acquired taste, → Read More
Students Want to Work for Tesla, Not Facebook
the next generation of tech talent is dying to call Musk their boss. More than 13,000 students just rated Tesla as the fourth most prestigious internship, behind only Google, Apple and Microsoft, according to a new survey from Vault. → Read More
Non-Tech Interview Questions You'll Be Asked at Google and Amazon
Project managers and professionals who interview at Amazon or Google could be asked non-technical questions that are nonetheless really complicated. Here are a few brain-stumpers. → Read More