JobsPrincipal AI Engineer - Vice President
Principal AI Engineer - Vice President
Morgan StanleyPrincipal AI Engineer - Vice President
Morgan StanleyLocation
New York, NY
Type
Full-time
Posted
7/17/2026
Compensation
$150,000 - $210,000 per year
Undergraduate with 5+ Years of Experience
Approval 98.5%·Filings 951·New hires 266·
💎 Strong Sponsor
·FY 2025Job description
The role is for a backend engineer in the LIFC Technology team at Morgan Stanley, focusing on modernizing core accounting and P&L platforms. The team is consolidating legacy systems into a cloud-native web platform that enhances reporting and analytics for finance users. Candidates will work on data-intensive systems that have a significant business impact. This position offers the opportunity to collaborate closely with finance teams and influence platform architecture.
Requirements
- 10+ years of strong backend engineering experience
- Solid grasp of data structures, algorithms, and system design
- Experience with data-heavy or workflow-driven systems
- Ownership mindset and willingness to learn
Responsibilities
- Build and operate backend services using Java, Scala, and Python
- Deploy services on Databricks and cloud platforms
- Design secure, scalable APIs for finance workflows and analytics
- Collaborate with Finance, Product Control, and UI/reporting teams
- Apply strong engineering fundamentals including data structures, testing, and code quality
- Learn and apply new technologies, including AI/ML and prompt-based approaches
Benefits
- Morgan Stanley offers extensive benefits that support employees’ careers, health, finances, and families, including top-tier medical coverage, mental health support, generous parental leave, fertility and family-building benefits, and robust retirement and stock purchase plans. Employees also gain access to continuous learning and networking opportunities, volunteer and giving programs aligned with the firm’s values, and hundreds of lifestyle perks like discounted products, cultural and entertainment tickets, and commuter savings.
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