Technology

Morgan Stanley is a leading global financial services firm and a market leader providing a wide range of investment banking, securities, investment management and wealth management services. The Firm has over 60,000 employees in 42 countries.

Find your future in technology at Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley’s significant investment in technology enables the development and delivery of quantitative trading systems, modelling and simulation software, analytics and security systems—as well as the global infrastructure to support them. Whether developing the state-of-the-art technology behind the industry’s first auction-based initial public offering (IPO), customising client technology solutions for hedge funds and money managers, or leading the way on the use of virtualisation technologies, Morgan Stanley Technology helps the Firm remain at the forefront of the innovation curve.

Our software is developed on Windows, .Net, Unix and Linux, using Java, C++, C# & Perl and many of our competitive edge systems include relational databases, global XML/SOAP messaging infrastructure, high-availability clusters and massively scalable distributed systems.

Training and development

The Technology division offers internship, industrial placement and graduate opportunities.

Training is designed to develop highly skilled and motivated technologists. Analysts are hired into a variety of technical roles ranging from Application Development to Computing Infrastructure and Engineering. Analysts may develop skills in building, integrating, deploying, and extending software systems to support our business or support and develop the global enterprise infrastructure for the Firm. The curriculum includes orientation to the firm and securities industry, intensive technology training and instruction on proprietary technologies. Throughout the program, Analysts will have the opportunity to build a strong network amongst their peers and senior management alongside the comprehensive skills acquired during the programme.

All degree disciplines are welcome but for Technology careers a Bachelor’s, Master’s or Doctorate degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, or a related science or engineering discipline is particularly relevant.