Drive the Future Program - Legal at Chase in Bogota, Colombia

Drive the Future Program - Legal

Location: Bogota, Colombia

Colombia’s Drive the Future Program is designed to strengthen JPMorganChase’s early-career talent pipeline by attracting and developing undergraduate students and recent graduates with their first professional experience.

Through a structured training and development experience, participants receive educational content designed to help them navigate the organization, develop key technical and interpersonal skills, and gain a deeper understanding of the JPMorganChase culture. They will also gain exposure to the firm’s culture, values, and organizational structure while building a strong professional network.

During journey in our program, you’ll collaborate with our expert professionals to influence and shape decisions and initiatives that support our businesses across the firm. You'll have the opportunity to make meaningful contributions while developing your professional expertise in a dynamic team environment.

In Colombia, DTF opportunities are open to undergraduate students and recent graduates with no prior work experience. Participants are hired for an initial 6-month period, with the possibility of extension up to 24 months based on participant performance, feedback, and business needs. This role requires full-time, in-person availability in Bogotá only.

The Legal Department performs several key functions to help the Bank meet its obligations in connection with business activities and internal matters. Within the Legal Department, the Corporate & Investment Bank (“CIB”) legal team works closely with multiple areas of the Bank in Colombia, supporting the drafting and review of contracts and assisting in the preparation of responses to courts and other administrative authorities, including regulators.

In Colombia, CIB Legal provides legal support for business matters affecting local JPMorganChase entities and advises on regulatory matters impacting local legal entities.

We are seeking a Legal DTF to join the Colombian CIB Legal team. This role supports matters relating to business activities and services to the Bank and other JPMorganChase legal entities based in Colombia.

Key Responsibilities

The intern’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Drafting and tracking client legal opinions to assess the capacity and authority of client signatories.
• Supporting the identification of legal and administrative criteria relevant to the Bank’s business activities.
• Assisting with the review of agreements related to CIB matters and service providers, in coordination with the CIB Legal Department.
• Supporting special projects, as required from time to time, in Colombia and Peru.
• Assisting in the review of seizures, attachments, and other judicial orders in Colombia and Peru; and, where applicable, supporting internal processes to implement required legal measures.

Job Requirements

• Law school last year student, or maximum recent graduate.
• Full-time commitment.
• Fluent in English (written and verbal).
• Working knowledge of the Microsoft Office package (e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).
• Strong interest in commercial, civil, and financial law, as well as corporate and banking law.
• Proficiency in leveraging AI tools to enhance productivity and quality of legal work (e.g., drafting support, summarization, issue-spotting, and document review workflows), with sound judgment, confidentiality, and attention to accuracy.

What’s Next?

After you click Apply, please ensure you fully complete your application.

If you meet the minimum requirements, you may be invited to complete a HireVue video interview (or a similar virtual assessment). If required, your application will not be reviewed further until this step is completed.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so we strongly encourage you to complete any requested assessments within one week of receiving the invitation. Please note that your video submission (if applicable) must be completed in English, unless advised otherwise.

To be eligible for this program, you must be authorized to work in Colombia. We do not offer employment-based immigration sponsorship for this program.