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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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TL;DR · Software Engineer II, Backend Python, AIML

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As a Software Engineer II on the Commercial & Investment Bank team at JPMorgan Chase, you will join an agile development group focused on enhancing and delivering cutting-edge technology solutions. Your daily tasks will include coding in Python, working with core database concepts such as relational and document databases, and leveraging cloud technologies alongside AI/ML tools like generative AI and agentic AI. You’ll contribute to the full software development lifecycle, ensuring that your work is secure, stable, and scalable. This role requires a strong understanding of algorithms and emerging knowledge in technical disciplines including cloud computing and machine learning, making it ideal for someone looking to build robust backend systems within a dynamic financial services environment.

Skills

Python AI/ML Gen AI/LLMs Agentic AI Cloud technologies Relational Databases Document Databases Algorithms CI/CD

What you'll do

Design and implement backend systems using Python.
Develop scalable software components for state-of-the-art technology products.
Apply core database concepts in relational and document databases.
Utilize cloud technologies to enhance system stability and security.
Implement AI/ML solutions, including generative AI and large language models.

What we're looking for

Demonstrable coding ability in Python and other languages.
Extensive hands-on experience with cloud technologies and AI/ML.
Proficiency in core database concepts including relational and document databases.
Strong expertise in algorithms and software development lifecycle.
Emerging knowledge of technical processes within a specific discipline like cloud or AI.