Software Engineer III - Front End - Web - JPM Personal Investing

Location London Hours Full Time Salary Competitive, commensurate with experience About the Role Behind every investment is a person with ambitions, motivations and values. While every client is unique, they come to J.P. Morgan Personal Investing for our straightforward and transparent approach to investing, backed by 150 years of J.P. Morgan heritage. Serving over 275,000 investors in the UK, we offer award-winning investments, products and digital wealth management services. Innovation is at the core of our ethos, empowering consumers to make informed investment decisions and achieve their financial goals. As a Web Engineer at JPM Personal Investing, you will be responsible for the web applications that power Nutmeg. You will deliver product features end-to-end within a cross-functional team comprising Engineering and Product. Our tech stack is fully aligned across the web ecosystem, utilizing team-owned mono-repos powered by an internal React Design system, enabling scalable delivery. You will join a friendly and collaborative group of talented engineers who actively share ideas through meetings, guilds and pairing sessions. Your primary focus will be to build great user-friendly experiences for our customers. Key responsibilities include developing and delivering product features as part of domain-owned epic initiatives, identifying and resolving prioritised defects, ensuring high-quality code through testing and best practices, collaborating with cross-functional teams, participating in code reviews, maintaining technical documentation, building domain knowledge, actively engaging in scrum ceremonies, and considering Accessibility (WCAG), Security, Observability and Performance in all deliverables.

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