Fintech encompasses a wide range of services revolutionizing business operations, from payment systems to cryptocurrencies. Fintech engineers design and maintain the software supporting these innovations, in high demand due to the sector's growth. According to the World Economic Forum, fintech engineering is the second fastest-growing job, driven by continuous technological advancements. The Master of Engineering in Fintech program at Duke University reflects this demand. Professionals in fintech benefit from the ability to think both broadly and in detail, making significant impacts on users' financial experiences.
"The driver behind everything new in finance over the past 30 years has been innovation," Lenz told Business Insider. He added that technological advances continually spur change in the financial world, keeping the role of a fintech engineer both compelling and essential.
"This field rewards those who can zoom out to see the big picture while zooming in to perfect the details," Zhang said. "If that kind of multi-scale thinking excites you, you'll thrive in fintech."
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