Lead Software Engineer, Cloud-Native FinTech Solutions

J.P. Morgan; New York (NY); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase seeks a Lead Software Engineer to help shape the future of financial technology. You will contribute as a core technical contributor on an agile team, delivering secure, scalable cloud-native microservices and high-impact solutions across business functions.

In this role, you will design, develop, and review production code, champion best practices in CI/CD and security, and mentor teams while advancing modern architectural patterns to support zero-downtime releases in a complex

Qualifications

• 5+ years of applied software engineering experience.
• Proficiency in backend Java, Spring Boot, and Node.js.
• Experience with cloud platforms and distributed systems.
• Familiarity with RESTful APIs, WebSockets, and JSON.
• Experience with agile/Scrum SDLC and CI/CD.
• Security and resiliency best practices.

Responsibilities

• Develop cloud-native microservices and scalable applications.
• Design, implement, test, and debug software features.
• Leverage domain modeling to build robust business products.
• Improve operational stability by automating remediation.
• Lead communities of practice to share new technologies.
• Ensure zero-downtime releases and optimize data performance.
• Continuously evaluate technologies to keep systems resilient.
• Collaborate in a diverse, inclusive team culture.

Skills

Java

Spring Boot

Node.js

Frontend stack

Cloud platforms

RESTful APIs

WebSockets

JSON

SQL

NoSQL

CI/CD

Security

Job description

JPMorgan Chase seeks a Lead Software Engineer to help shape the future of financial technology. You will contribute as a core technical contributor on an agile team, delivering secure, scalable cloud-native microservices and high-impact solutions across business functions.

In this role, you will design, develop, and review production code, champion best practices in CI/CD and security, and mentor teams while advancing modern architectural patterns to support zero-downtime releases in a complex