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As a Software Engineer III at JPMorgan Chase, you will design and develop technology products while ensuring software solutions are high-quality and secure. You will work with large data sets to enhance software applications, contribute to team culture, and collaborate within an agile environment.

The analyst/associate will work within the MRGR team to validate and govern various forecasting models, ensuring they meet industry standards and assess model risks. They will evaluate model design, perform independent testing, and document findings in technical reports, while communicating with stakeholders about model usage and risk management.

As a Lead Security Engineer, you'll design, develop, and maintain software solutions to ensure security and prevent misuse. Key responsibilities include building ETL/ELT pipelines, analyzing datasets, collaborating with stakeholders, and architecting cloud-based solutions on AWS, all while following agile practices and coding standards.

As a Lead Technical Program Manager, you will oversee complex technology projects and programs, ensuring alignment with business goals while managing resources, budgets, and stakeholder communications. Key responsibilities include developing governance frameworks, tracking project progress, managing risks, and presenting performance reports to leadership. Strong analytical and leadership skills are essential.

In this role, you will manage risk strategies, develop processes, and perform complex analyses to balance risk and reward effectively. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, present to executives, and mentor analytics professionals, ensuring robust risk management controls are in place.

As a Software Engineer III, you'll design and implement technology solutions, focusing on KDB applications. Responsibilities include producing secure and efficient code, analyzing large data sets, and collaborating with stakeholders to enhance software systems. You'll utilize agile methodologies and contribute to improvements in coding and architecture.

The Business Resiliency Manager will lead business impact analyses and the development of business continuity plans globally. Responsibilities include managing incidents, ensuring effective communication during crises, and maintaining resiliency documentation. The role involves strong leadership, analytical skills, and collaboration with various teams to enhance business resiliency and response strategies.