Sr Lead Architect - Information Architect - VP

JPMorgan Chase & Co.
London
9 months ago
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Provide expertise and architecture excellence to enhance, build, and deliver market-leading technologies across the firm. Support the Tech Chief Data Office (CDO) in creating value through data exploitation and ensuring tech data is valid, reliable, traceable, timely, available, secure and consistent.

Step into the role of a Sr Lead Architect at JPMorgan Chase and become a driving force behind the development and adoption of cutting-edge, cloud-based technologies.

As a Sr Lead Architect at JPMorgan Chase within the Technology Chief Data Office (CDO), you provide expertise to enhance and develop architecture platforms based on modern cloud-based technologies, as well as support the adoption of strategic global solutions. Leverage your advanced architecture capabilities and collaborate with colleagues across the organization to drive best-in-class outcomes.

This Information Architect role focuses on linguistic analysis and interpretation of the technology information and data landscape to creatively identify and define how information and data conceptually and logically fit together (taxonomy, ontology, controlled vocabulary) to support the evolving needs of AIML, data product delivery lifecycles, automation of the technology development lifecycle, data event driven and agentic workflows and many other information centric approaches to optimizing performance of JPMC. 

Job responsibilities 

Represents a product family of technical governance bodies Provides feedback and proposes improvements to architecture governance practices Guides evaluation of current technology and leads evaluation of new technologies using existing standards and frameworks Regularly provides technical guidance and direction to support the business and its technical teams, contractors, and vendors Develops secure and high-quality production code, and reviews and debugs code written by others Drives decisions that influence product design, application functionality, and technical operations and processes Serves as a function-wide subject matter expert in one or more areas of focus Actively contributes to the engineering community as an advocate of firmwide frameworks, tools, and practices of the Software Development Life Cycle Influences peers and project decision-makers to consider the use and application of leading-edge technologies Adds to team culture of diversity, equity, inclusion, and respect

Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills 

Formal training or certification on software engineering concepts and proficient advanced experience Hands-on practical experience delivering system design, application development, testing, and operational stability Advanced in one or more programming language(s), applications, and architecture Advanced knowledge of software architecture, applications, and technical processes with considerable in-depth knowledge in one or more technical disciplines (., cloud, artificial intelligence, machine learning, mobile, Ability to tackle design and functionality problems independently with little to no oversight Practical cloud native experience Ability to evaluate current and emerging technologies to select or recommend the best solutions for the future state a

Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills

Knowledge of regulatory requirements as they pertain to data and architecture (. FFIEC) Hands on exposure to metadata process & technology as well as a background in data management and data quality Hands-on practical experience delivering system design, application development, testing, and operational stability

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