Private Bank Engineering – Java Developer (Appway, Pega or any similar BPM toolset) – Associate

The Technology group is a hub supporting the business across three continents and various jurisdictions covering all areas of Private Banking from front end applications to the core accounting systems. The Team, composed of close to 200 professionals, is in charge of implementing business sponsored and mandatory projects as well as providing technical support. Projects range from market expansion, finance, credit, regulatory, operations efficiency, tax, suitability, and other areas such product industrialization and client servicing solutions.

 

The candidate will be working in a team and will be responsible for a work stream of a large project or will lead implementation of a contained project. Working closely with the project manager and other team members, the candidate will be involved in all stages of the development life cycle from requirements gathering to post-release support. 

 

Candidates MUST have a track record commensurate with this opportunity, and a passion for creating large software systems. Our ideal candidate has the drive to make new software products and the sophistication and experience to make this a reality. We are implementing agile software development methodologies (Extreme Programming, Scrum, etc.) and are looking for developers excited about working in a progressive development environment. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a team of highly talented engineers in a fun and challenging environment where learning and growth is supported and actively encouraged.

 

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The role is targeted at an experienced Java development professional. The candidate is required to possess the following skills/assets

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JPMorgan offers an exceptional benefits program and a highly competitive compensation package.

JPMorgan is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

 

 

July 28, 2013 • Tags:  • Posted in: Financial

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