Nasdaq is a publicly-held corporation that runs the NASDAQ stock market and eight stock exchanges in Europe. The culture at Nasdaq is collaborative, innovative, and creative and encourages growth in its associates. As an equal opportunity employer, Nasdaq also encourages and supports diversity, responsibility, integrity, and trust in the workplace and in its day-to-day business operations, and it strives to be transparent in all areas of the company. In the past, Nasdaq has offered part-time and remote jobs, as well as entry-level jobs and jobs for experienced professionals. The company is built on a set of values that provide the direction to accomplish its mission, including resiliency, effectiveness, passion, acting with integrity, and acting as change leaders.

Founded in 1971, Nasdaq capitalized on the microprocessor, a new technology that allowed the company to bring all-electronic trading to the market. Through mergers and expansions, Nasdaq has grown to become more than an equities exchange. Today, it is the leading provider of technology and information services to the capital markets. Nasdaq believes in corporate responsibility and sustainability and leverages technology to make the market more efficient and to reduce the burden of resources. The company also engages the organizations it supports through training, philanthropy, advocacy, and oversight.

Nasdaq is a publicly-held corporation that runs the NASDAQ stock market and eight stock exchanges in Europe. The culture at Nasdaq is collaborative, innovative, and creative and encourages growth in its associates. As an equal opportunity employer, Nasdaq also encourages and supports diversity, responsibility, integrity, and trust in the workplace and in its day-to-day business operations, and it strives to be transparent in all areas of the company. In the past, Nasdaq has offered part-time and remote jobs, as well as entry-level jobs and jobs for experienced professionals. The company is built on a set of values that provide the direction to accomplish its mission, including resiliency, effectiveness, passion, acting with integrity, and acting as change leaders.

Founded in 1971, Nasdaq capitalized on the microprocessor, a new technology that allowed the company to bring all-electronic trading to the market. Through mergers and expansions, Nasdaq has grown to become more than an equities exchange. Today, it is the leading provider of technology and information services to the capital markets. Nasdaq believes in corporate responsibility and sustainability and leverages technology to make the market more efficient and to reduce the burden of resources. The company also engages the organizations it supports through training, philanthropy, advocacy, and oversight.