Lead Software Engineer- Market Risk

JPMorgan Chase JPMorgan Chase · Banking · New York, NY +1 · Corporate Sector

Lead Software Engineer for Market Risk at JPMorgan Chase, focusing on Python development to deliver practical solutions for risk management. The role involves transforming MVPs into production solutions, supporting VaR and Stress workflows, and using LLMs as an AI generalist to enhance prototyping, documentation, and operational support.

What you'd actually do

  1. Lead ideation and problem framing, present options and trade-offs, and help teams converge on the right solutions
  2. Stay hands-on in Python to design, implement, and productionize utilities and services that integrate with firmwide platforms, including Athena or SecDB
  3. Use LLMs effectively as an AI generalist to speed up prototyping, documentation, code assistance, and operational support
  4. Streamline manual steps and reduce cycle time through thoughtful automation and simplification
  5. Uphold engineering standards across design, coding, testing, CI/CD, observability, documentation, and runbooks

Skills

Required

  • Python
  • OO fundamentals
  • clean coding practices
  • software development life cycle
  • Agile delivery
  • building APIs and services
  • database querying languages
  • communication skills
  • Market Risk domain concepts (VaR, Stress)
  • LLM usage

Nice to have

  • Athena or SecDB
  • modern front-end technologies
  • Banking and financial services domain
  • code reviews
  • standards
  • mentoring
  • logging
  • metrics
  • tracing
  • runbooks

What the JD emphasized

  • Python required
  • Use LLMs effectively as an AI generalist to speed up prototyping, documentation, code assistance, and operational support
  • Ability to use LLMs effectively; AI generalist mindset focused on practical value

Other signals

  • Use LLMs effectively as an AI generalist to speed up prototyping, documentation, code assistance, and operational support
  • Ability to use LLMs effectively; AI generalist mindset focused on practical value