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As the Director of Data Strategy, Management & Solutions within the Internal Audit Chief Data Office, you will drive the department towards a more data-focused business model by facilitating the delivery and implementation of the Internal Audit Data Strategy.
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As a Executive Director, senior desk analyst, you will work collectively with traders and sales to generate ideas and make secondary markets in high grade/high yield bonds/CDS, CLOs, distressed bonds, loans, trade claims, indices, exotics, and illiquid credits.
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As a Quantum Computing Research Scientist - Executive Director within the Global Technology Applied Research (GTAR) center at JPMorgan Chase & Co., you will have the opportunity to advance the field of quantum algorithms for optimization, stochastic modelling, numerical analysis, machine learning and financial use cases.
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Join JP Morgan as an Information Reporting & Withholding Advisor- Executive Director and be part of a team that advises JPMorgan's businesses on US Information Reporting and Withholding tax matters.
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