If you're looking for a decent MLE role at JPMC, feel free to DM. 0-3 YoE required. Team looking to hire urgently. Would prefer Tier-1 university, Tier-2 can try if you have decent ML experience.
Base: 125-140k
Bonus: 20-30%
Location: NYC
Preferably Master Degree.
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JPMC is a fundamentally broken institution. I worked there for 2.5 years and would never, ever go back. The entire company runs on the same principles as high school lunch table seating arrangements - yes the entire company. I worked as part of a pan-company org and saw it first-hand across multiple LOBs.
If you are technically proficient and can prove it, you have absolutely no need to be there. If you are but can't prove it, I recommend doing what I did: using it as a springboard to a job in a non-dinosaur industry. Do FAAMG have their issues? Certainly, but JPMC makes FAAMGs look like nimble startups staffed by geniuses.
If you are a talentless hack, congratulations: you can just stick around for long enough and play "whose work got a shoutout in the recap deck from which MD of MDs" for a couple of decades, become an MD, and make $500k+ even as your skills and judgment atrophy from an already low baseline. This is the best deal you will ever get and you should take it.
JPMC is a fundamentally broken institution. I worked there for 2.5 years and would never, ever go back. The entire company runs on the same principles as high school lunch table seating arrangements - yes the entire company. I worked as part of a pan-company org and saw it first-hand across multiple LOBs.
If you are technically proficient and can prove it, you have absolutely no need to be there. If you are but can't prove it, I recommend doing what I did: using it as a springboard to a job in a non-dinosaur industry. Do FAAMG have their issues? Certainly, but JPMC makes FAAMGs look like nimble startups staffed by geniuses.
If you are a talentless hack, congratulations: you can just stick around for long enough and play "whose work got a shoutout in the recap deck from which MD of MDs" for a couple of decades, become an MD, and make $500k+ even as your skills and judgment atrophy from an already low baseline. This is the best deal you will ever get and you should take it.