Join a high-performance agile team building industry-changing, world-class IAM technology products.

As a Software Engineer at JPMorgan Chase within the Corporate Technology Office you will contribute to a high-performance agile team designing and delivering trusted, market-leading distributed technology products in a secure, reliable, and scalable way.

The Identity Governance engineering team is working on the intersection of distributed systems, inference systems and governance systems.  The team has established a world-leading position in patented next-generation policy-driven distributed access management. Integration projects are complex and involve collaboration across multiple teams on different time schedules.

We’re looking for passionate engineers with broad exposure to multiple technologies, driven by the desire to learn, to understand, to invent, and to push boundaries.

We use scaled agile methodologies in our development practices. We believe that great software is developed through ongoing, thoughtful conversations about delivery against actual business and regulatory requirements, within a high-level framework which establishes a sound semantic model and long-lived APIs. 

We work in a technically diverse ecosystem using a mixture of vendor products, open-source products, and custom in-house solutions. We define policy across information models expressed in RDF and UML, retrieve data via Graph and REST APIs, and deploy a reusable component across multiple points in the application flow, in both containerized and non-containerized patterns. We combine it all through a managed services layer. 

 

Job responsibilities

Decompose technical problems and build loosely coupled, highly cohesive solutions at the appropriate level of abstraction, with the ability to think beyond routine, conventional approaches. Craft secure, high-quality production code. Have an eye for detail and a passion for quality code.Contribute to collaborative team culture of mutual respect and active leadership, and corresponding followership, from every member.

Learning mindset that contributes and explores new and emerging technologies.

 

Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills

Strong software engineering fundamentals and programming skills

Demonstrated experience in Golang development and with distributed computing 

Proficiency in working with information/data models

 

Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills

Strong background in distributed systems, understanding the problems and know how to build consistent, reliable, scalable, and efficient systems.

Exposure to formal test methods, deterministic simulation testing, Satisfiability Modulo theories, Boolean Satisfiability

Experience with declarative model transformations or mappings – e.g. in a data pipeline

Exposure to RDF technologies such as SparQL or JSON-LD