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JPMorganChase in New York seeks a Manager of Software Engineering to guide multiple teams across day-to-day implementation activities, ensure compliance, and align with business requirements and best practices.
You will lead backend Java services in Spring Boot within microservices architecture, design RESTful APIs, and drive cloud infrastructure as code with Terraform on AWS. Docker, Kubernetes, and data stores like Postgres, Cassandra, MongoDB, and Redis are part of the stack.
This is your chance to change the path of your career and guide multiple teams to success at one of the world's leading financial institutions.
As a Manager of Software Engineering at JPMorganChase within the CONSUMER & COMMUNITY BANKING, youlead multiple teams and manage day-to-day implementation activities by identifying and escalating issues and ensuring your team’s work adheres to compliance standards, business requirements, and tactical best practices.
Formal training or certification on software engineering concepts and 5+ years applied experience
Proficiency developing backend services in Java with Spring Boot within microservices architectures.
Ability to design and implement RESTful web services and APIs.
Hands-on experience defining cloud infrastructure as code with Terraform and operating services AWS.
Experience containerizing and orchestrating applications with Docker and Kubernetes.
Practical experience with relational and NoSQL databases, including Postgres, Cassandra, MongoDB, and Redis.
Experience building and maintaining event streaming solutions using Kafka or RabbitMQ.
Well-versed in DevOps and SRE practices, including CI/CD with Jenkins and observability using Splunk and Grafana.
Cloud certification in AWS.
Experience implementing observability and SRE practices using Splunk and Grafana.
Experience with performance tuning, capacity planning, and reliability engineering for high-throughput services.
Familiarity with secure coding practices and threat modeling