On 2026-10-08 the page states 'The application period for open roles in the 2027 ReEntry Program runs from November 16th through February 28th' for a 15-week paid fellowship beginning in April and ending in July. source
ReEntry is JPMorganChase's paid 15-week fellowship (April to July) for professionals returning after a break of two or more years, with roles posted across the firm including its technology hubs. It suits former Associate or VP level people, in or out of finance, who want a dated application window and a defined path to a full-time offer. Watch the November 16 to February 28 window and apply to a specific role; there is no general application.
The facts
| Category | Returnships and apprenticeships, Breaking into finance tech, Software engineering |
|---|---|
| Website | jpmorganchase.com/careers/explore-opportunities/programs/reentry-program |
| Based | New York, NY |
| Format | in-person |
| Programs | ReEntry fellowship (multiple lines of business across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America) |
| Length | 15 weeks ('A 15-week paid fellowship program, beginning in April and ending in July.') verified |
| Tuition | $0 Paid fellowship; pay not published. verified |
| Financing | employer, free Paid 15-week fellowship 'with the prospect of an offer for permanent employment at the end of the program'. No guarantee of conversion. |
| Admission | competitive 'Extended career break of at least two years'; candidates were at Associate or VP level (or equivalent) when they left; financial services experience preferred but not required. Apply to specific open roles during the window. |
| Hiring partners (claimed) | JPMorganChase claimed |
Outcomes
This program does not publish job-placement or salary outcomes. Treat any number you hear from admissions as unverifiable.
Interview-prep depth
The syllabus is not public in enough detail to score. Stated goal: 'place high-performing participants who successfully complete the program into full-time positions within the firm'. No conversion rate published.
Whatever the program covers, the interview itself is free to prepare for here: coding patterns, system design, practice prompts, company guides.
What a careful reader should know
US locations listed include Atlanta, Boston, Brooklyn, Charlotte, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Houston, Jersey City, New York, Newark, Palo Alto, Plano, Tampa, Tempe and Wilmington; Plano and Palo Alto are technology hubs. You apply to specific posted roles, not to the program in general, so the technology openings depend on that year's requisitions. No conversion rate is published.
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