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JPMorgan advertises for a blockchain delivery manager, to develop and execute a "global strategy of distributed accounting strategy" for the Corporate and Investment Bank.
The new recruit will work in the Blockchain Center of Excellence (BCOE) of the bank in Brooklyn, New York. The function hosts a dedicated technology and a team of external partnerships in charge of supervising both the selection and the execution of internal and external use cases to test and implement distributed ledger technology.
The unit was the driving force behind the development of the private blockchain of JPMorgan, Quorum, which uses the Ethereum protocol to support applications that require high-speed and high-speed processing of private transactions within of an authorized group of known participants.
The former blockchain of JPMorgan brings Amber Baldet and Patrick Nielsen to abandon their business in April of last year to form their own startup, bursting speculation that the bank was rowing against its commitment to the technology of distributed ledgers.
The specifications of the work say: "We are looking for excellent product and delivery managers, owning the product from conception to delivery, working alongside other members of our group, overcoming the technical and business world, ensuring that we are creating the right products for the right customers at the right time You will work with senior business executives, external blockchain technology and service providers and internal design teams to define, develop and deliver distributed accounting solutions to JPMorgan. "
A previous business experience is a prerequisite. Specific experience in some combinations of payments, commercial finance, liquidity and financing, loans, securities, custody, fund services, prime brokerage and derivatives is considered a bargain.
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