Software Engineer II - Cash Asset Management
JPMorgan Chase1 day ago
Bournemouth, United KingdomMid Level
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, debug, and troubleshoot software across multiple application and system components.
- Write secure, high-quality code using modern programming languages with limited guidance.
- Consider upstream and downstream systems and their technical implications during development and troubleshooting.
- Use enterprise-authorized AI coding and automation tools for code generation, refactoring, testing, and documentation while validating outputs.
- Apply software development lifecycle tools, processes, methodologies, and secure coding practices.
- Analyze large and diverse data sets to support secure and stable application development.
- Resolve technical problems of basic complexity and contribute to application resiliency and operational stability.
Requirements
- Formal training or certification in software engineering concepts with proficient applied experience.
- Hands-on experience with system design, application development, testing, and operational stability.
- Experience developing, debugging, and maintaining code in a large-scale environment using modern programming languages and database querying languages.
- Experience across the full Software Development Life Cycle.
- Exposure to application resiliency, security practices, and CI/CD.
- Hands-on experience using enterprise-authorized AI-assisted software development tools and critically evaluating their outputs.
- Understanding of responsible AI use, data sensitivity, secure handling of inputs and outputs, resiliency, and security expectations.
- Preferred: familiarity with cloud-based development environments, distributed systems, cash management, payments, financial services technology, code reviews, monitoring, observability, or performance tuning.
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About JPMorgan Chase
JPMorgan Chase provides consumer and commercial banking, payments, credit card, wealth management, and corporate and investment banking services to individuals, businesses, institutions, and governments. The public company (NYSE: JPM) earns revenue from interest, fees, trading, and asset management across operations in more than 100 markets. Headquartered in New York City with roots dating to 1799, it serves retail customers and prominent corporate and government clients through brands including Chase and J.P. Morgan.