Which software do Goldman Sachs employees review most?

SurveyMonkey received the most reviews from 3 employees. Development tools like IntelliJ IDEA and communication platforms like Microsoft Outlook each received 2 reviews.

What types of tools are Goldman Sachs employees reviewing?

The reviews span productivity software (Microsoft Office, Google Workspace), development environments (IntelliJ IDEA, Atom), collaboration platforms (Zoom, Dropbox), analytics tools (Adobe Analytics, Adobe Target), expense management (SAP Concur), and surveys (SurveyMonkey).

Which teams at Goldman Sachs are reviewing software?

Engineering & IT has reviewed the most products with 7 reviewers. Consulting & Analysis follows with 6 reviewers. Marketing, Operations & Finance, Leadership, and other departments have also contributed reviews.

What software does Goldman Sachs use?

Updated October 20, 2026

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19 people at Goldman Sachs in our data have reviewed 29 software products; the most reviewed are SurveyMonkey (3 people), IntelliJ IDEA (2 people) and Microsoft Outlook (2).

Employees across Goldman Sachs have reviewed 29 different software tools, with 19 reviewers spread across 4 countries. Engineering & IT staff account for the most reviews, followed by those in Consulting & Analysis roles. The reviews show a mix of productivity, collaboration, and specialized tools in regular use.

People in our data: 19
Products reviewed: 29
Teams: 6
Countries: 4

The stack, by team

Marketing

1 person

Webex Meetings1

Engineering & IT

7 people

Operations & Finance

1 person

Miro1

Consulting & Analysis

6 people

Leadership

1 person

Docusign1

Other

3 people

Counts are people at Goldman Sachs who reviewed each product. All 29 products: SurveyMonkey, IntelliJ IDEA, Microsoft Outlook, Atom, Dropbox, Zoom Workplace, Microsoft PowerPoint, PayPal, Google Workspace, Zoom, Grammarly, Adobe Target, Adobe Analytics, Microsoft SharePoint, SAP Concur, Miro, Woven, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Asana, Foxit eSign, Docusign, G2.com, Visual Studio, Webex Meetings, Amazon Kinesis Data Streams, Ubuntu, WordPress.org, Skype.

Who reviews software here

Software Engineer5

A sample of the people at Goldman Sachs

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Marketing Manager
Reviewed Adobe Analytics, Adobe Target, Microsoft SharePoint
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DevOps Engineer
Reviewed Amazon Kinesis Data Streams, Ubuntu
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Data Analyst
Reviewed Skype
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CEO / Founder
Reviewed Docusign

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Frequently asked questions

Which software do Goldman Sachs employees review most?: SurveyMonkey received the most reviews from 3 employees. Development tools like IntelliJ IDEA and communication platforms like Microsoft Outlook each received 2 reviews.
What types of tools are Goldman Sachs employees reviewing?: The reviews span productivity software (Microsoft Office, Google Workspace), development environments (IntelliJ IDEA, Atom), collaboration platforms (Zoom, Dropbox), analytics tools (Adobe Analytics, Adobe Target), expense management (SAP Concur), and surveys (SurveyMonkey).
Which teams at Goldman Sachs are reviewing software?: Engineering & IT has reviewed the most products with 7 reviewers. Consulting & Analysis follows with 6 reviewers. Marketing, Operations & Finance, Leadership, and other departments have also contributed reviews.

Source: the professional profiles of 19 people at Goldman Sachs in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks