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A leading global financial services firm is seeking a Lead Software Engineer to shape the design and operational excellence of external collaboration platforms. You will define strategic direction, oversee implementations, and collaborate with engineering and security teams to enhance user experiences. This role requires strong proficiency in Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Virtual Data Rooms, along with experience in managing a small team. Join us to transform digital collaboration across the organization.
As a Lead Software Engineer at JPMorgan Chase within the Technology and Digital Solutions division, you will drive the design, integration, and operational excellence of enterprise-wide external collaboration platforms. This role provides a unique opportunity to influence the future of digital collaboration across the organization and lead the transformation of how we engage with external partners.
In this leadership role, you will define strategic direction, oversee implementation, and ensure the success of platforms such as Virtual Data Rooms (VDRs)—including Intralinks, SyndTrak/LendAmend, DebtDomain, Finsight, Box.com, NetRoadshow, Datasite, StructuredFN, and Open Exchange—as well as broader SaaS solutions like Microsoft 365, Slack, and Google Workspace. You’ll collaborate closely with engineering, security, and business teams to ensure these platforms are secure, compliant, and optimized for productivity and seamless external collaboration.
This is a high-impact position that empowers you to shape the enterprise’s digital collaboration strategy and lead the evolution of how we work with external stakeholders.
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