JPMorgan Chase
Artificial Intelligence Research - Senior Associate
$138K–$195K
New York, NY · Senior · Full-time · Posted Aug 13, 2026
- Experience
- 2+ years of relevant work experience, or relevant research experience with a PhD or MS.
- Education
- PhD or MS in Computer Science, Engineering, or related fields.
About the job
Develop and evaluate novel AI/ML methods for complex banking problems, translating research into high-quality code and production-scale solutions with engineering and product teams.
What you'll do
- Conduct commercially oriented research with data scientists, engineering teams, and business stakeholders.
- Formulate research problems, develop algorithms and models, run rigorous experiments, and deliver tested code.
- Contribute to business applications and reusable products, and communicate research through publications and presentations.
What they ask for
- PhD or MS in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field with relevant AI/ML research experience, or 2+ years of relevant work experience.
- Research publications in top-tier AI/ML venues.
- Ability to deliver modular, optimized, high-quality Python code with tests; deep understanding of AI/ML techniques.
- Research track record in at least one listed area, such as synthetic data, hybrid agents, multimodal discovery, foundation models, reinforcement or continual learning, or multi-agent systems.
Nice to have
- Practical experience with ML libraries, agent frameworks, or formal verification tools and languages, depending on specialization.
- Collaborative software development experience and ability to translate business requirements into production solutions.
Pay
$137,750.00-$195,000.00 USD base salary
Tools
Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow/Keras, HuggingFace Transformers, LangGraph, Google ADK, Coq/Isabelle/Lean, TLA+
AI focus
Research and develop AI/ML techniques spanning synthetic data, agent architectures, multimodal analysis, foundation models, reinforcement and continual learning, and multi-agent systems.
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