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As an AWS Software Engineer III, you will design and deliver durable technology products, contribute to software solutions and coding hygiene, and engage with diverse data sets to enhance application performance while ensuring adherence to design standards.

The Legal Analyst will be responsible for differentiating between various structured products, drafting necessary documents, tracking securities offerings, and collaborating with different departments. The candidate must have a law degree, at least two years of experience in legal documentation, fluency in English, strong communication skills, and be detail-oriented and organized. They should also be able to work independently and as a team player in a fast-paced environment.

As a Commercial Term Lending Litigation Support Analyst at JPMorgan Chase, responsibilities include complaint analysis, communication with third parties, fact-finding, event reconstruction, document management, settlement processing, and project management. Requirements include a law degree, 1-3 years of litigation experience, research skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office products.

Support senior management by ensuring the effectiveness of internal controls over financial and regulatory reporting. Assess high-risk areas, perform control reviews, and improve the control environment. Analyze critical metrics, prepare presentations, stay updated on industry changes, review reporting logic, and assist with regulatory exams and audits.

The Operations Analyst Program offers extensive training for individuals seeking to start a career in Ops within banking. Analysts will manage client onboarding, process transactions across various products, provide analytics support, and optimize processes with technology teams, while gaining expertise in the firm's operations.

As a Specialty Product Analyst, you will lead day-to-day operations in Trade Finance, focusing on processing payments under Letters of Credit and Collections. You will ensure compliance with JPM policies and ICC rules, monitor transaction queues, collaborate with global partners, and identify regulatory issues.

Lead Infrastructure Engineer at JPMorgan Chase within the SPS - Electronic Trading Services (ETS), responsible for improving Network infrastructure reliability, performance, and security. Key responsibilities include network upgrades, incident response, security measures, load balancer management, and collaboration with support teams. Required skills include deep knowledge of infrastructure engineering, network solutions development, and one specific infrastructure technology. Preferred qualifications involve proficiency in Cisco Technologies and network design, implementation, and maintenance.