Applied AI Engineer
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Join us as we redefine how the world’s largest bank operates by harnessing the power of open source and frontier AI models. You’ll have the opportunity to shape the future of operational automation, working with talented teams to deliver impactful, end-to-end solutions. At JPMorganChase, you’ll drive innovation, foster a culture of excellence, and see your work make a tangible difference. If you’re passionate about technical leadership and want to influence the next generation of AI-driven operations, this is your chance to make your mark.
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As an Executive Director in the Applied Artificial Intelligence team within Corporate Investment Banking at JPMorganChase, you will lead a group of AI practitioners to build and deliver agentic automation capabilities. You will own both the development of shared applied AI capabilities and the end-to-end delivery of agentic solutions for priority Operations processes. You will set technical direction, partner with cross-functional teams, and ensure that AI-driven solutions are safely and effectively integrated into live operations. Your leadership will help shape the future of how we work and deliver value at scale.
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JPMorgan Chase is the largest bank in the United States, based in New York. It serves consumers and small businesses under the Chase brand, and runs investment banking, markets, commercial banking, and asset and wealth management under J.P. Morgan.
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