Assistant Vice President/ Vice President,– IPAM/NTP Engineering, Core Technology Infrastructure

Bank of America is seeking an experienced Assistant Vice President/Vice President level engineer to join their Core Technology Infrastructure team, focusing on IPAM (IP Address Management) and NTP (Network Time Protocol) engineering. This role is based in Singapore at their Harbourfront Place location.

The position represents a key technical leadership role within Bank of America's infrastructure team, responsible for critical network services that support the bank's global operations. As a member of the Core Technology Infrastructure group, you'll be working on essential systems that maintain network addressing and time synchronization across the organization's extensive infrastructure.

This is a full-time position that combines both strategic planning and hands-on technical work in a highly regulated financial environment. The role requires deep expertise in network infrastructure, particularly in IPAM and NTP technologies, and the ability to work with enterprise-scale systems.

Bank of America offers a comprehensive benefits package and emphasizes an in-office culture while providing some flexibility based on role-specific considerations. The company maintains a strong commitment to diversity, equal employment opportunity, and maintaining a drug-free workplace.

The position offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge infrastructure technologies while contributing to the stability and reliability of systems at one of the world's largest financial institutions. You'll be part of a team that ensures critical network services are available and performing optimally across the bank's global infrastructure.

This role would be ideal for an experienced infrastructure engineer looking to advance their career in a complex, enterprise environment while working with essential network services and technologies. The position offers exposure to large-scale systems and the opportunity to work with modern infrastructure technologies in a highly regulated financial sector.