Product Director - Fraud

JPMorgan Chase JPMorgan Chase · Banking · LONDON, LONDON, United Kingdom · Corporate Sector

Product Director for a new AI/ML-centric fraud risk product at JPMorgan Chase, focusing on defining strategy, roadmap, and delivering capabilities for fraud detection and prevention. The role involves working with AI/ML, potentially agentic workflows and LLMs, within a regulated fintech environment.

What you'd actually do

  1. Drives the direction of a greenfield AI/ML-centric fraud risk product
  2. Defines product strategy, requirements, roadmap and prioritisation
  3. Delivers product capabilities that deliver both reactive fraud detection and proactive fraud prevention through AI/ML
  4. Ships product changes with care and quality in line with the organisation’s governance requirements, in close partnership with engineering
  5. Builds strong relationships with clients and stakeholders and understand their requirements to a high degree of detail

Skills

Required

  • Extensive product management experience
  • hands-on experience building fraud and dynamic assessment products
  • ideally across a wide range of capabilities including workflow orchestration, data integration, model development and case management
  • A desire to solve hard problems from first principles
  • A bias towards craft and quality
  • Clarity of thought
  • The ability to write clearly and concisely
  • Comfort working in uncharted waters

Nice to have

  • Experience building data, machine learning or model platforms
  • Experience working with agentic workflows, prompt engineering and LLMs to solve real-world problems
  • Experience working in a highly regulated industry

What the JD emphasized

  • AI/ML-centric fraud risk product
  • fraud and dynamic assessment products
  • workflow orchestration, data integration, model development and case management
  • highly regulated industry

Other signals

  • AI/ML-centric fraud risk product
  • reactive fraud detection and proactive fraud prevention through AI/ML
  • agentic workflows, prompt engineering and LLMs