Jobs at State Street
State Street has 12 roles open on insiderOne right now. Taken from State Street's own careers board and rebuilt every night, so a role leaves this page the night it leaves theirs. Each listing links to the skills it tests for, so you can prove what you can do before you apply. Updated 27 October 2026.
State Street
12 jobs · 0 internships open
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Questions, answered.
How many jobs at State Street are open right now?
12 at the time this page was built. The list is rebuilt every night from employers' own boards and the platforms they post on, and a role comes off when it closes at its source, or within a week of its deadline.
What kinds of roles does State Street hire for?
On the roles open now, mostly finance and operations and admin.
Is this list official?
It is taken from State Street's own careers board and rebuilt every night. It is not written by State Street, and applying sends you to their site.
Is State Street legit?
insiderOne can confirm that its open roles come from its own careers system and that insiderOne first saw it hiring on 26 Sept 2026; it cannot confirm that a message or offer in its name really comes from it.
- State Street has 12 open roles on insiderOne as of 27 Oct 2026.
- All 12 come from State Street's own careers system (Workday).
- Nobody from State Street runs its company page on insiderOne. insiderOne made it from public listings.
- None of the 12 roles state their pay.
- insiderOne first saw a role from State Street on 26 Sept 2026 (31 days ago).
Warning signs in an offer made in any company's name
- Asks you to pay anything first: a registration fee, a security deposit, or a charge for training, a laptop or a certificate.
- Offers you the role without an interview or any test of your work.
- Talks to you only on WhatsApp or Telegram, or writes from a Gmail or other personal address instead of the company's own domain.
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Rebuilt every night from employers' own boards and the platforms they post on. Prove a skill before you apply, and carry the receipt to every one of these.