Software Engineer II - Smalltalk & Kapital RMS

Aumni; Buenos Aires; On-site; ARS 1,800,000 - 3,000,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorganChase is hiring a Software Engineer II within Commercial & Investment Bank Technology – Rates Regulatory Reporting (Rates REG AD) – Kapital. You will contribute to an agile team delivering Kapital RMS components, focusing on secure, scalable software and high‑quality code while collaborating across regions.

You will gain experience in legacy systems modernization, enterprise‑grade tooling, and regulatory reporting, building skills to advance within the organization.

Qualifications

• Hands‑on experience in system design, application development, testing, and operational stability.
• Strong development experience in an object‑oriented language (Smalltalk preferred; Python valued).
• Experience in large corporate environment with multiple languages and database querying.

Responsibilities

• Executes standard software solution design, development, and troubleshooting across Kapital RMS onboarding, BAU support, and enhancements.
• Writes secure, high‑quality code in Smalltalk (with Python) applying OOP, clean architecture, and engineering best practices.
• Designs and troubleshoots with consideration of Kapital integrations and regulatory reporting dependencies.
• Learns and applies development processes for secure, maintainable, resilient code and systems.
• Communicates effectively with stakeholders across regions, translating requirements into clear technical outcomes and providing status and risks.

Skills

OOP design

Smalltalk

Python

Agile delivery

Code quality

Tools

SQL

Job description

JPMorganChase is hiring a Software Engineer II within Commercial & Investment Bank Technology – Rates Regulatory Reporting (Rates REG AD) – Kapital. You will contribute to an agile team delivering Kapital RMS components, focusing on secure, scalable software and high‑quality code while collaborating across regions.

You will gain experience in legacy systems modernization, enterprise‑grade tooling, and regulatory reporting, building skills to advance within the organization.