JPMorgan Chase
Principal Software Engineer - Databricks
$204K–$285K
Jersey City, NJ · Principal · Full-time · Posted Aug 28, 2026
- Experience
- 10+ years (or equivalent expertise) leading technology organizations and delivering complex, enterprise-scale programs.
About the job
Leads engineering for enterprise data platforms in the CDAO, building secure, scalable software and adopting governed agentic AI workflows to improve software delivery and operations.
What you'll do
- Builds and governs reusable software frameworks and secure, high-quality production code.
- Architects and scales agentic AI-enabled engineering workflows, setting validation, security, resiliency, and reuse guardrails.
- Advises teams and influences senior stakeholders on technical strategy and execution.
What they ask for
- 10+ years of experience (or equivalent expertise) leading technology organizations and delivering complex, enterprise-scale programs.
- Proficiency in Python and enterprise-grade SDLC processes.
- Proficiency in AWS infrastructure provisioning using Terraform, with hands-on experience in AWS networking, IAM and resource policies, cross-account/region access, and compute at scale.
- Deep enterprise Databricks expertise, executive-level stakeholder leadership, and demonstrated experience leading adoption of agentic AI development practices with responsible-use controls.
Nice to have
- Knowledge of global data governance, privacy, regulatory requirements, modern data platform architectures, and distributed computing frameworks.
- Experience with enterprise metadata, catalog, and lineage platforms, data contracts, and schema governance.
Pay
USD 204,250.00-$285,000.00 base salary
Tools
Python, AWS, Terraform, Databricks
AI focus
Leads adoption and governance of agentic AI-enabled engineering workflows, including AI-assisted code review, test generation and maintenance, release-readiness checks, and incident triage; establishes human-in-the-loop validation, auditability, and secure data-handling controls.
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