Lead Software Engineer - Java/Microservices/AWS/AI
JPMorgan Chase13 hours ago
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, troubleshoot, and deliver secure, scalable production software solutions.
- Review and debug code written by other engineers while establishing secure coding, peer review, and automated testing standards.
- Lead adoption and validation of enterprise-authorized AI-assisted engineering tools for coding, code review, testing, and troubleshooting.
- Identify and automate remediation of recurring issues to improve software and application stability.
- Lead evaluations of vendor, startup, and internal architectural designs and technical solutions.
Requirements
- Formal training or certification in software engineering concepts and 5+ years of applied experience.
- Hands-on experience with system design, application development, testing, and operational stability.
- Advanced experience with one or more of Java, React, Spring Boot, microservices, APIs, Kafka, Cassandra, AWS, and AI.
- Experience leading responsible adoption of AI-assisted software development tools and validating their outputs for correctness, performance, and security.
- Understanding of data sensitivity, secure input and output handling, resiliency, security, and compliant AI use in engineering workflows.
- Proficiency across the Software Development Life Cycle and practical cloud-native experience.
- In-depth knowledge of the financial services industry and its IT systems.
Benefits
- Competitive total rewards and benefits package, with eligibility-based health care coverage, on-site health and wellness centers, retirement savings, backup childcare, tuition reimbursement, mental health support, and financial coaching.
- Eligible roles may include commission-based pay or discretionary incentive compensation in cash or forfeitable equity; compensation details are provided during hiring.
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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.