Seeking future leaders and disrupters, eager to kickstart their career in a rotational program across three distinct areas within Commercial Banking.
This is your opportunity to get a true feel for what it’s like to be an IDP analyst at JPMorgan Chase.
In our rapidly changing world, our clients expect us to keep innovating to stay a step ahead of competitors. As such, we push the boundaries on the way things are done, seeking out ways to do things differently, embracing new ideas, tools and technologies.
At JPMorgan Chase, we serve businesses from startups to legacy brands that are making their mark on the world. Our clients are organizations with annual revenues generally ranging from $20 million to $2 billion and it is our responsibility to come up with innovative solutions to fit their business needs.
Throughout the IDP virtual experience, you’ll learn what it takes to be an IDP Analyst at JPMorgan Chase. You’ll familiarize yourself with the types of projects that our innovation-focused teams are responsible for and you’ll build the skills to set you up for success in your career in Commercial Banking at the firm.
This program is self-paced. It takes approximately 8-12 hours to complete.
Skills Learned:
- Problem Solving
Develop an issue tree to break down a problem statement into simpler parts.- Issue Trees
- Structured Problem Solving
- Estimating the Size of a Potential Market
Develop a model using an Excel spreadsheet to estimate Total Addressable Market.- Total Addressable Market
- Market Size Estimation
- Data Mining
Obtain a data set for use by our Commercial Real Estate team.- Data Mining
- Data Scraping
- Data Analysis
- Data Analysis (Data Insights Task A – Beginner)
Analyze a data set to look for insights about potential customers.- Data Sorting
- Data Analysis
- Excel Pivot Tables
- Python (Data Insights Task B – Optional – Intermediate)
Manipulate and analyze commercial real estate data with Python- Data Analysis
- Data Data Visualization
- Python
- Pandas
- Stakeholder Interviews
Write an interview guide for interviewing stakeholders of a product development project.- Stakeholder Interviews
- Interview Guide
- Stakeholder Analysis
- Customer Journey Mapping
Document a customer’s journey and the pain points they face.- Journey Mapping
- Pain Points Analysis
- Product Opportunity Assessment
Assess and prioritize product opportunities by ranking the size of customer needs and the cost and complexity to build the solution to those needs.- Opportunity Assessment
- Prioritization
- Product Design
Develop a new product for JPMorgan Chase’s Commercial Banking Team.- Product Development
- Product Design
- Market Research
- Product Marketing
Develop a marketing strategy for the product you developed in the previous task.- Product Marketing
- Marketing Plan Development
- Presentations
