Public Relations Vice President, Technology

JPMorgan Chase & Co.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase & Co. seeks a Public Relations Vice President, Technology to support priority Global Technology initiatives, including AI, cyber resilience, open-source innovation, talent, regulation, and public policy.

You will ensure consistent messaging and alignment with business priorities, advising senior technology executives and leading cross-functional campaigns. In this role, you will translate complex technical concepts for diverse audiences, partner with policy, legal, and marketing

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience in technology communications, public relations, corporate communications, public affairs, or a related field.
• Proven media relations experience and a track record of securing impactful earned coverage.
• Strong understanding of the technology, policy, and regulatory landscape, including AI, cybersecurity, privacy, and innovation.
• Experience advising senior executives on communications strategy, reputation, and visibility.
• Exceptional writing, storytelling, presentation, and judgment.
• Ability to lead high-impact initiatives and build alignment in a complex, matrixed organization.
• Experience guiding or mentoring communications professionals.
• Bachelor’s degree required.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute communications strategies that strengthen JPMorganChase’s technology reputation and support business priorities.
• Identify opportunities to build thought leadership campaigns and elevate the firm’s technology leadership with media, policymakers, industry influencers, investors, employees, and other stakeholders.
• Translate complex technical concepts and initiatives into clear, compelling narratives for varied audiences.
• Advise senior technology executives on messaging, executive visibility, stakeholder engagement, reputation, and emerging issues.
• Lead integrated campaigns across earned, owned, social, executive, speaking, and event channels.
• Direct proactive and reactive media engagement, including crisis and issues management related to technology, cyber, regulation, and innovation.
• Partner across Global Technology, lines of business, Public Policy, Legal, Marketing, and Communications to align strategy and execution.
• Set priorities and performance expectations for technology communications professionals, fostering collaboration and accountability.
• Use media, stakeholder, and industry insights to measure performance and refine strategy.

Skills

Tech comms

Media relations

Executive advising

Crisis management

Storytelling

Stakeholder engagement

Leadership in matrix org

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Therole will support priority Global Technology initiatives, including AI, cyber resilience, open-source innovation, talent, regulation, and public policy, while ensuring consistent messaging and alignment with business priorities.

As a Public Relations Vice President, Technology in our Global Technology organization, you will support priority Global Technology initiatives, including AI, cyber resilience, open-source innovation, talent, regulation, and public policy, while ensuring consistent messaging and alignment with business priorities. The role will support priority Global Technology initiatives, including AI, cyber resilience, open-source innovation, talent, regulation, and public policy, while ensuring consistent messaging and alignment with business priorities.

Job responsibilities

• Develop and execute communications strategies that strengthen JPMorganChase’s technology reputation and support business priorities.
• Identify opportunities to build thought leadership campaigns and elevate the firm’s technology leadership with media, policymakers, industry influencers, investors, employees, and other stakeholders.
• Translate complex technical concepts and initiatives into clear, compelling narratives for varied audiences.
• Advise senior technology executives on messaging, executive visibility, stakeholder engagement, reputation, and emerging issues.
• Lead integrated campaigns across earned, owned, social, executive, speaking, and event channels.
• Direct proactive and reactive media engagement, including crisis and issues management related to technology, cyber, regulation, and innovation.
• Partner across Global Technology, lines of business, Public Policy, Legal, Marketing, and Communications to align strategy and execution.
• Set priorities and performance expectations for technology communications professionals, fostering collaboration and accountability.
• Use media, stakeholder, and industry insights to measure performance and refine strategy.

Required Qualifications, Capabilities and Skills:

• 7+ years of experience in technology communications, public relations, corporate communications, public affairs, or a related field.
• Demonstrated success developing communications strategies for technology, AI, cybersecurity, cloud, software engineering, infrastructure, or related topics.
• Proven media relations experience and a track record of securing impactful earned coverage.
• Strong understanding of the technology, policy, and regulatory landscape, including AI, cybersecurity, privacy, and innovation.
• Experience advising senior executives on communications strategy, reputation, and visibility.
• Exceptional writing, storytelling, presentation, and judgment.
• Ability to lead high-impact initiatives and build alignment in a complex, matrixed organization.
• Experience guiding or mentoring communications professionals.
• Bachelor’s degree required.

Preferred Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills:

• Experience supporting a large technology or engineering organization, financial technology company, or technology-focused agency.
• Familiarity with AI, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, open-source software, and developer ecosystems.
• Experience building executive thought leadership and managing communications for emerging technologies, innovation programs, or industry events.
• Experience engaging policymakers, industry organizations, think tanks, or government stakeholders on technology issues.