Manages strategic suppliers across Bloomberg’s Japan supply chain, monitoring service, quality, delivery, cost and compliance while resolving issues and driving operational improvements.
About this role
The PORT Enterprise Performance & Risk Implementation Specialist leads end-to-end implementations of Bloomberg PORT Enterprise, a portfolio and risk management solution, for sophisticated buy-side clients across APAC. The role covers discovery through production go-live and focuses on portfolio analytics, performance attribution and ex-ante risk workflows.
Responsibilities include defining project scope, delivery milestones, governance structures and success criteria; managing implementation timelines; onboarding data; setting up portfolio structures and benchmarks; completing historical backfills; configuring analytics; and supporting validation and analytics reconciliation. The specialist investigates discrepancies in analytics and data, explains findings to technical and investment stakeholders, delivers client training, designs workflows, and recommends operating models that support adoption.
The role works with Sales, Product, Engineering, Analytics and Data teams, as well as portfolio managers, risk professionals, attribution specialists, operations teams and technology stakeholders. It requires an understanding of institutional investment workflows, portfolio construction, performance measurement, attribution, risk management, data operations and technical integration workflows. The work involves multi-asset portfolios, including equities, fixed income and derivatives, and requires strong analytical, problem-solving, communication and presentation skills. The specialist must manage multiple priorities and work effectively in ambiguous, fast-paced environments.
Applicants need a minimum of 3–5 years of experience in buy-side investment management, asset ownership, financial technology, consulting or enterprise software implementation, with exposure to portfolio risk, analytics, performance measurement or investment operations. Professional fluency in English and Japanese is required.
Preferred knowledge includes modern data architecture, cloud technologies, API ecosystems, data visualization tools and investment data strategies. Additional relevant experience includes Value at Risk, multi-asset stress testing, scenario analysis and Fundamental Review of the Trading Book. CFA, CAIA or equivalent investment qualifications are welcomed. Exposure to APIs, Python, SQL, business intelligence and data visualization tools such as Microsoft Power BI is also welcomed, as is an interest in portfolio analytics, investment technology, AI-enabled workflows and data-driven investment processes.
The position is located in Tokyo and may require occasional travel for client engagements across the APAC region based on business needs.
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