401(K) Jobs in Spokane, WA

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Principal Technical Program Manager

Company: Twitch

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 30, 2023

None Found

Producer

Company: Intercept Games

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 27, 2023

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Senior Animator

Company: Take-Two Interactive Software

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 29, 2023

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Producer

Company: Take-Two Interactive Software

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 27, 2023

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Consultant - Business System Analyst - Linux

Company: Kalles Group

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 29, 2023

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Staff Product Designer, Design Systems

Company: Databricks

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 29, 2023

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Senior UI Artist

Company: Take-Two Interactive Software

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 29, 2023

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Software Engineer - Backend

Company: Databricks

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 29, 2023

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Senior Manager, New Stream Media

Company: Merkle

Location: Seattle, WA

Posted Jun 28, 2023

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are typical salary ranges for 401(K) roles by seniority?
Entry‑level Actuarial Analyst (SOA Level 1): $70k–$90k. Mid‑level Analyst or Junior Portfolio Manager: $90k–$110k. Senior Analyst/Portfolio Manager: $120k–$150k. Director of 401(K) Strategy: $150k–$190k. VP of Investment & Compliance: $190k–$250k, often with equity and performance bonuses.
What skills and certifications are required for 401(K) professionals?
Key skills: actuarial modeling, SQL & Python for data extraction, advanced Excel, risk analytics, and proficiency with retirement platforms such as Fidelity, ADP, and E*TRADE. Certifications: SOA Actuarial Exams (1–3), CFA or CAIA for portfolio management, CPA for compliance roles, Certified Retirement Plan Specialist (CRPS) or Certified Retirement Consultant (CRC). Knowledge of ERISA, SEC 2023 Amendments, and fiduciary duty is essential.
Is remote work common in 401(K) positions?
Approximately 60% of 401(K) firms offer hybrid or fully remote positions, especially for analysts and compliance roles. Remote candidates must maintain secure VPN access, adhere to data‑privacy protocols, and demonstrate effective virtual communication with plan sponsors and fiduciaries. Firms invest in cloud‑based plan management systems to support distributed teams.
What career progression paths exist within 401(K)?
Typical progression: Analyst → Senior Analyst → Portfolio Manager → Director of Plan Strategy → VP of Investment & Compliance → Chief Investment Officer or Chief Compliance Officer. Each step adds responsibility for fiduciary oversight, strategic plan design, and client relationship management, often accompanied by higher compensation and equity participation.
What industry trends are shaping the 401(K) field?
Digital platform integration is accelerating—plan administrators are adopting AI‑driven robo‑advisors and automated compliance checks. ESG mandates are reshaping asset allocation, while regulatory updates such as the SEC’s 2023 fiduciary rule and the CFPB’s 2024 plan‑administration guidance push firms to enhance transparency and data security. Professionals who master these trends will command premium roles.

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