Senior Python Engineer, Markets Tech & AI (Agile)

Aumni; Singapore; On-site; SGD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase in Singapore is seeking a Software Engineer III to join the Athena Risk Team within an agile environment. You will design and deliver trusted, scalable software that supports multiple business functions and enhances risk analytics.

The role emphasizes production-grade coding, CI/CD, and applying AI tooling for faster development and stability. Collaboration across teams and a commitment to security and resilience are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant field.
• 5+ years of software engineering experience with Python/Java.
• Experience with SDLC, CI/CD, security, and application resiliency.

Responsibilities

• Executes software solutions with design, development, and troubleshooting.
• Uses AI tools to accelerate design and development, and advance stability.
• Creates secure, high-quality production code and maintains algorithms.
• Produces architecture and design artifacts for complex applications and ensures constraints are met.
• Gathers and analyzes data to visualize and report for continuous improvement.
• Identifies hidden problems in data to drive improvements in code and architecture.
• Contributes to engineering communities and practices; supports inclusive culture.

Skills

Python

Java

Agile methodologies

CI/CD

System design

Data analysis

Security

Cloud technologies

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or related disciplines

Tools

Cloud platforms

AI development tooling

Job description

JPMorgan Chase in Singapore is seeking a Software Engineer III to join the Athena Risk Team within an agile environment. You will design and deliver trusted, scalable software that supports multiple business functions and enhances risk analytics.

The role emphasizes production-grade coding, CI/CD, and applying AI tooling for faster development and stability. Collaboration across teams and a commitment to security and resilience are essential.