Lead Software Engineer, Trading Technology
JPMorgan Chase10 hours ago
Singapore, SingaporeStaff+
Responsibilities
- Develop and deploy applications that satisfy business and functional requirements.
- Design and implement Java microservices using streaming, non-blocking, and reactive programming techniques.
- Build and maintain scalable services with Kafka, IBM MQ, Kubernetes, Redis, MSK, and AWS.
- Support domain-driven design, architectural discussions, API design, and evaluation of design patterns.
- Produce technical documentation including service APIs using Swagger.
- Implement logging, auditability, security, monitoring, and scalability validation for services.
- Write test cases using TDD/BDD approaches and participate in code reviews.
- Promote enterprise-authorized AI-assisted engineering, secure coding, peer review, automated testing, and reusable engineering patterns.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- Formal training and certification in software engineering and 5+ years of applied experience.
- Working knowledge of Java and willingness to perform hands-on coding.
- Exposure to distributed architectures involving large data volumes or real-time distribution.
- Familiarity with CI/CD, DevOps toolchains, and test-driven agile delivery.
- Experience or exposure to caching solutions such as Redis, Gemfire, or Apache Ignite and messaging solutions such as Kafka or IBM MQ is preferred.
- Understanding of microservices, REST APIs, databases, SQL, non-SQL stores, and event-based architecture.
- Exposure to Spring, AWS cloud services, trading systems, and the FIX protocol is preferred.
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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.