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Tech Risk & Controls Lead responsible for identifying and mitigating compliance and operational risks in technology. Provide expertise and guidance to ensure effective controls and compliance. Drive innovative solutions and manage a diverse team in a dynamic risk landscape.

As a Lead Software Security Engineer, the role involves delivering secure software solutions, mentoring junior team members, and collaborating with stakeholders to ensure security needs are met while following Agile methodologies and applying best practices for application security.

As a Technology Support III, you will provide technical support, troubleshooting issues, and maintaining the performance of production application flows. Your role includes user engagement, feedback collection for product improvements, operational stability support, and monitoring production environments for anomalies.

Lead Security Engineer at JPMorgan Chase, responsible for cultivating security culture, building secure products, providing security thought leadership, working collaboratively, and ensuring deployment in a secure environment. Required qualifications include formal training or certification in security engineering, extensive experience in an engineering role with a focus on security, knowledge of securing Micro-service architectures and Kubernetes environments, authentication and authorization methods, SDLC practices, and a willingness to share knowledge.

As a Senior Lead Cybersecurity Architect, you will cultivate a security culture, act as a thought leader, manage emerging issues, and partner with product teams to enhance technology risk management within a prominent Cybersecurity organization.

Assess and monitor technology risks, support implementation of controls, evaluate control effectiveness, provide advice on risk management strategies, ensure compliance with standards and regulations.

The Technology Risk & Controls Lead will mitigate tech risks and uphold operational excellence by providing expertise in risk management. Responsibilities include identifying and managing technology risks, developing governance processes, and reporting on control effectiveness. The role facilitates collaboration with stakeholders to enhance risk posture and compliance with regulatory standards.