JPMorgan Chase
Software Engineer III - Java/AWS/Python
Plano, TX · Full-time · Posted Sep 11, 2026
- Experience
- 3+ years of applied experience, with formal training or certification; 5+ years of hands-on software industry experience specializing in the stated technologies.
- Education
- Formal training or certification on software engineering concepts.
About the job
Designs, develops, and operates secure, scalable software solutions for Corporate Technology, while guiding responsible use of AI-assisted engineering tools across the team.
What you'll do
- Design, build, troubleshoot, test, and maintain production software and system architecture.
- Lead team adoption of approved AI-assisted development practices, validating outputs for correctness, security, and performance.
- Analyze diverse datasets and system behavior to identify improvements to software, coding practices, and architecture.
What they ask for
- Formal training or certification in software engineering concepts and 3+ years of applied experience.
- 5+ years of hands-on software industry experience specializing in Java, Python, AWS (including EKS, S3, Lambda, EMR), and Terraform.
- Experience leading use of approved AI-assisted development tools and setting expectations for validating their outputs; understanding of responsible AI use and secure handling of inputs and outputs.
- Cloud security and infrastructure experience, practical AWS cloud-native development, and hands-on end-to-end system design, development, testing, and operational stability.
Nice to have
- Experience with streaming systems such as Kafka.
- Knowledge of financial services IT systems, data engineering, AWS EMR, or Databricks; certifications are a plus.
Tools
Java, Python, AWS, EKS, S3, Lambda, EMR, Terraform
AI focus
Leads responsible adoption of enterprise-authorized AI-assisted engineering for coding, code review, refactoring, testing, documentation, troubleshooting, and incident analysis; validates outputs and promotes secure, reusable practices.
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