Data Scientist Lead

JPMorgan Chase JPMorgan Chase · Banking · Washington, DC +1 · Consumer & Community Banking

Lead Data Scientist to monitor AI-relevant trends and develop local economic intelligence using LLM models and GenAI tools. Responsibilities include data curation, analytics, modeling, insight generation, and building data pipelines, with a focus on AI disruption monitoring and local economic impact.

What you'd actually do

  1. Help stand up a new workstream to develop high-frequency monitoring of holistic AI-relevant trends, inclusive of customer dynamics, market effects, and beyond.
  2. Advance our existing Local Impact workstream, by developing scalable, high frequency assets that unlock intelligence to local decision-making and storytelling for both the business and our cross-sector partner ecosystem.
  3. Design and build data pipelines and monitoring systems that integrate large, complex, and often unstructured datasets, transforming them into formats that enable meaningful analysis
  4. Design and implement statistical, machine learning, and generative AI–driven solutions to uncover patterns, test hypotheses, and generate forecasts
  5. Champion the use of GenAI and Agentic AI tools throughout all aspects of the role to drive efficiency, innovation and accelerate our strategic vision

Skills

Required

  • Python
  • SQL
  • Spark
  • R
  • statistics
  • data mining
  • GenAI and LLM ecosystem knowledge
  • agentic AI knowledge
  • econometric modeling tools and techniques
  • design and deliver analytical solutions
  • build and maintain automated data pipelines and monitoring systems
  • communication abilities
  • organizational skills
  • adaptability
  • manage multiple projects
  • work independently

Nice to have

  • AWS
  • Snowflake
  • Databricks
  • economics
  • financial industry experience

What the JD emphasized

  • strong working knowledge of the AI and GenAI landscape
  • demonstrated track record of delivering complex analytical projects autonomously
  • staying ahead of the curve on technology and tool adoption
  • strong working knowledge of the GenAI and LLM ecosystem

Other signals

  • monitoring AI-relevant trends
  • using LLM models for analysis
  • developing AI-driven solutions
  • championing GenAI and Agentic AI tools