Securities and Exchange Commission
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Overview
The Securities and Exchange Commission is the United States federal agency created in 1934 to regulate securities markets after the crash of 1929 and the legislation that followed it. It reviews corporate disclosure, writes and enforces the rules governing exchanges, brokers, investment advisers and funds, brings civil enforcement actions against fraud and market abuse, and operates the EDGAR system through which every public company files its reports. Headquartered in Washington with regional offices across the country, it employs several thousand lawyers, accountants, economists and technologists.
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SEC Issues
The SEC is taking a significant step forward, within its statutory authority, to bring America's capital markets into the digital age by facilitating onchain trading of certain tokenized stocks.
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Securities and Exchange Commission is acquiring AI agents to monitor cellphone locations
Newly public documents detail the SEC's planned purchase of AI surveillance agents from a CIA-affiliated firm for monitoring cellphone locations, social media, and credit headers.
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Tech stack
Technologies named in job postings at Securities and Exchange Commission over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
Technologies in use
1
Postings analysed
1
Stack modernity
64/100
Practices & domains
Interpretability
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Rulemaking and Policy
Drafting and adoption of the rules governing securities markets. Proposals go through public comment before adoption.
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Division of Examinations
Inspection of registered investment advisers, funds and broker-dealers. Findings feed both rulemaking and enforcement.
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Division of Corporation Finance
Review of registration statements and periodic reports filed by public companies. It issues comment letters that shape disclosure practice.
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Division of Enforcement
Investigation and civil prosecution of securities law violations. It brings actions against fraud, insider dealing and disclosure failures.
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EDGAR
The electronic filing system holding every public company disclosure. It is the primary public source of United States corporate financial data.
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Growth
Hiring Momentum
94/100
Scaling fast
Open positions
0
1 opened / 0 closed in 30 days
Median time-to-fill
14 days
faster than 62% of the market
Hiring Dynamics
+100%
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Data Science
100% ▲
Activity Timeline
New location: Washington
Oct 2026
Added Interpretability to stack
Oct 2026
Added LinkedIn to stack
Sep 2026
Added Scala to stack
Sep 2026
Added Flink to stack
Sep 2026
Added Amazon Kinesis to stack
Sep 2026
Added SLURM to stack
Sep 2026
Added eBPF to stack
Sep 2026
Added Azure to stack
Sep 2026
Added Ansible to stack
Sep 2026
Added Vue.js to stack
Aug 2026
Added Streamlit to stack
Aug 2026
Offices
Where the company hires and what each office is for
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1
Hiring now
1
Countries
1
Busiest office
Washington
Washington
United States
HQ
1 open roles 1 posted in 90 days 100% engineering 5000+ est. staff $153k Avg Salary
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