As a Senior Lead Software Engineer at JPMorgan Chase within the Commercial and Investment Bank's Credit Technology Data team, you'll be at the forefront of developing cutting-edge financial technology solutions. This role combines deep technical expertise with financial domain knowledge, particularly in credit markets.
You'll be responsible for providing technical leadership and guidance to cross-functional teams, developing secure and high-quality production code, and driving critical decisions that shape product design and functionality. The position requires expertise in Python programming and database technologies, with a focus on building scalable solutions for credit technology systems.
The role offers an opportunity to work with one of the world's leading financial institutions, where you'll contribute to systems that handle critical credit market operations. You'll be part of an agile team that constantly pushes the envelope to enhance, build, and deliver trusted market-leading technology products in a secure and scalable way.
JPMorgan Chase offers a comprehensive benefits package including competitive salary, health care coverage, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities. The company's commitment to innovation and technology excellence makes this an ideal position for experienced engineers looking to make a significant impact in financial technology.
Working in New York City, you'll be at the heart of global financial markets, collaborating with talented professionals across the organization. The role combines technical challenges with business impact, requiring both engineering excellence and an understanding of financial markets.
This position is perfect for candidates who are passionate about financial technology, have strong Python development skills, and want to work on complex systems that power global financial markets. You'll have the opportunity to mentor others, contribute to the engineering community, and help shape the future of credit technology at one of the world's largest banks.