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About JPMorgan Chase
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is a global financial services firm and one of the largest banks in the world, offering investment banking, commercial banking, asset management, and consumer financial services.
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As a Security Engineer III within the Cybersecurity and Technology Controls team, you will develop software solutions designed to prevent misuse, circumvention, and malicious behavior while ensuring audit defensible methods across various business functions. You will design, code, and test high-quality production code, perform software maintenance, and build scalable applications for cloud environments. Your daily work involves troubleshooting technical issues, identifying patterns in data to improve coding hygiene, and implementing cost-effective security solutions based on emerging trends. The role requires proficiency in Java with Spring and Spring Boot or Python, along with experience in AWS public cloud deployment and RDBMS or NoSQL databases. You will utilize tools like Jenkins, Selenium Grid, Git, Maven, JUnit, and Mockito while applying knowledge of CI/CD, RESTful Web Services, and Test Driven Development to solve complex security challenges.
What does a Security Engineer earn?
Median $185250 from 84 postings across 39 companies.
Overall knowledge of the Software Development Life Cycle.
Solid understanding of agile methodologies including CI/CD, application resiliency, and security.
Experience with Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery using Jenkins and Selenium Grid.
Proficiency in Java (Spring, Spring Boot) or Python with experience deploying applications in public clouds like AWS.
Database experience with RDBMS or NoSQL.
Solid understanding of TDD, JUnit, Mockito, Maven, Git, and RESTful Web Services; knowledge of Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, or monitoring tools is preferred.