Summary
Jason Chaney is a seasoned digital architect with 12 years of experience designing and implementing large-scale systems across finance and enterprise settings, currently leading digital architecture at JPMorgan Chase. He combines deep systems and infrastructure expertise—Kafka/Spark big data pipelines, service-oriented integration, and enterprise virtualization—with a rare background in chemistry and lab informatics, having supported chemoinformatics and synthesis/analysis workflows earlier in his career. His trajectory spans hands-on development, team leadership, and solution ownership at Citi and Procter & Gamble, where he bridged scientific applications and enterprise IT. Comfortable operating between technical teams and business stakeholders, he has led integration programs and risk/finance technology at the VP level. Based in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, he holds an MSCS in Software Engineering and leverages scientific rigor to inform architecture and implementation decisions. Colleagues describe him as pragmatically innovative—translating complex cross-domain problems into robust, auditable systems.
12 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
Physical Organic Chemistry, Physical Organic Chemistry at Indiana University Bloomington
BS, Chemistry, BS, Chemistry at Pittsburg State University
MSCS, Software Engineering, MSCS, Software Engineering at Northern Kentucky University
French