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What they do

KKR is a global investment firm. It offers alternative asset management, capital markets, and insurance solutions. Its funds invest in private equity, credit, and real assets. Its insurance arm, Global Atlantic, offers retirement, life, and reinsurance products. Its Gurugram office runs business operations for the firm.

What they value

• Invest with a patient and disciplined approach.
• Work in teams, and innovate.
• Show the highest levels of integrity.
• Focus on delivery excellence and accountability.
• Build strong relationships with local and global colleagues.
• Value and promote diversity in the team.

Where they hire

New York and Boston have the most open roles. Gurugram is third, then Des Moines, Dublin, Hartford, and Dallas. KKR also hires in Bermuda, Singapore, London, Sydney, and Tokyo. Most roles are in an office, some hybrid, and a few are remote. Some United States roles say they are not eligible for visa sponsorship.

Teams and roles

Operations, technology, and finance are the largest teams on the board.

• Finance in Gurugram: fund controllership, accounts payable, and tax roles.
• Operations and technology: business intelligence, analytics, and operations roles.
• Insurance: actuarial associates, annuity product analysts, reinsurance management, and insurance strategy, often in Boston and Des Moines.
• Sales: annuity directors and divisional sales managers.
• Human capital and support: benefits specialists and executive assistants, some in Gurugram.
• Investing platforms: roles such as the Arctos Partners operating platform.

What they look for

Postings ask for a set number of years and the right qualification. A fund controllership role in Gurugram asks for a Chartered Accountant or CPA, six to nine years in fund operations, and Excel and Investran. An executive assistant role asks for ten to twelve years in financial services and excellent English. Postings ask for integrity, accountability, and teamwork, and some ask for use of AI to improve work. The postings do not describe the interview steps.