JPMorgan Chase
Senior Applied AI ML Engineer
$171K–$260K
Jersey City, NJ +1 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Sep 2, 2026
- Location
- Jersey City, NJ
Columbus, OH - Experience
- PhD: 2+ years; or MS: 4+ years; or BS: 8+ years.
- Education
- PhD, MS, or BS in Computer Science, Data Science, AI, or similar fields.
About the job
Build and operate scalable machine-learning and LLM solutions for financial-crime risk monitoring across high-volume banking transactions.
What you'll do
- Design, build, and operate ML models, LLM solutions, and risk-feature data pipelines in Databricks.
- Develop feedback and accuracy measurement techniques; monitor for drift, bias, and performance degradation.
- Collaborate with product, SRE, compliance, data science, and operations teams to improve reliability and outcomes.
What they ask for
- PhD in Computer Science, Data Science, AI, or similar with 2+ years of experience; or MS in those fields with 4+ years; or BS in those fields with 8+ years.
- Strong foundation in Information Retrieval and Natural Language Processing; expertise in functional programming and JVM-based languages, including Python and Java.
- Experience integrating models into cloud-scale, microservices-based architectures and supporting enterprise-grade ML applications in production.
- Hands-on AWS services and Databricks experience; experience with one or more listed ML frameworks and exposure to SQL, NoSQL, and messaging stacks.
Nice to have
- Knowledge of Firm Databricks CDAO platform; experience building production-grade ML pipelines, APIs, and MLOps frameworks.
- AML, monitoring, or investigations experience; familiarity with vector databases, model serving, or inference optimization.
Pay
USD 171,000.00-$260,000.00 base salary
Tools
Python, Java, Pytorch, Tensorflow, SciKit, NeMo, Huggingface Transformers, Databricks
AI focus
Develop and productionize ML models and LLM solutions for financial-crime risk detection, explainability, feedback and accuracy measurement, and ongoing monitoring.
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