JPMorgan Chase

Lead Software Engineer - Fullstack

Plano, TX · Full-time · Posted Sep 3, 2026

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Experience: 5+ years of hands-on software engineering experience, including system design, application development, testing, and operational support.
Education: Formal training or certification on software engineering concepts.

About the job

Leads development of secure, scalable, cloud-native full-stack applications for Global Finance Technology, while advancing team engineering practices and responsible use of AI-assisted development tools.

What you'll do

Build, review, debug, and support microservices-based solutions designed for scalability, security, reliability, and zero-downtime releases.
Improve operational stability by resolving recurring issues, automating remediation, and keeping technologies and patterns current.
Lead adoption and governance of AI-assisted engineering practices, validation standards, and shared engineering practices across teams.

What they ask for

Formal training or certification in software engineering concepts.
Proficiency with back-end technologies and, for full-stack roles, front-end technologies; experience building microservices-based applications.
Experience with cloud platforms, distributed systems, web technologies and APIs, and scalable applications using SQL and NoSQL databases.
Experience with agile development, automation and continuous delivery, plus enterprise-authorized AI-assisted development tools and responsible-use controls.

Nice to have

Experience in the banking domain; AWS certification.
Experience building data analytics-focused enterprise solutions or LLM-based implementations.

Tools

Python, Flask, Django, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Typescript, React

AI focus

Leads adoption and governance of AI-assisted engineering for coding, code review, refactoring, test acceleration, release readiness, troubleshooting, and incident/root-cause analysis; establishes validation standards and responsible-use controls.

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