Is there a future as a software implementation engineer in finance (funds, securities)? What is the career development space?

1. The financial industry can be said to be a relatively high-end industry. There are not many people who know both technology and securities business, so it is hard to find such talents. Many companies in this field are difficult to recruit. Business is very strong, not to say that anyone with experience in other industries will get started quickly, there are too many things to learn, and every business is sometimes complicated;

2. If it is implemented, if your company's customers are all over the country, it is possible to travel, but there will be subsidies, accommodation and transportation may be reimbursed, and there may be pressure to go to customers;

3. Implementation is mainly to go to the customer to implement your system, build, debug, test or maintain (solve problems or provide support there);

If you are interested in this industry, try it. If you have a good learning ability and a clear understanding of technology and business, there is still room for career development. If possible, you can go to a securities company, where the treatment is good, but it may be very tiring, but compared with the treatment, it may be worthwhile.

The key is whether you are interested in this position in this industry or do you like coding very much? If you have some experience or good skills in software development, you will get a good salary in the future. Although the implementation may not be coded, what matters is the comprehensive strength/quality.

Although there is no score, I still want to provide you with some information.