JPMorganChase Appoints Krithika Swaminathan Managing Director

JPMorganChase has appointed Krithika Swaminathan as managing director and head of data infrastructure product. She announced the appointment in October 2026, moving from Intuit, where she most recently led product for the mid-market Intuit Enterprise Suite.
- Company: JPMorganChase
- Role: Managing director and head of data infrastructure product
- Previously: Vice-president, mid-market, Intuit Enterprise Suite
- Earlier: Executive vice-president and CTO, Headspace
Krithika Swaminathan At Intuit
Most of her career has been at Intuit, across several stints. As vice-president of global data and data capabilities from 2022 to 2025 she led more than 300 engineers, on platforms handling millions of transactions per second at 99.99 per cent reliability, and cut enterprise data processing time by half.
As vice-president of artificial intelligence from 2019 to 2021, the work she lists includes fraud detection 50 times better than rule-based systems and lending volume doubled within seven months of the Covid-19 outbreak. Before that she ran platform engineering, developer productivity, site reliability, security and quality engineering for more than six years, cutting TurboTax's AWS infrastructure costs by more than 30 per cent.
Most recently, from April 2025, she was vice-president of mid-market for Intuit Enterprise Suite, leading product development and architecture for a platform spanning accounting, payroll, payments and business intelligence.
Headspace And Earlier
Between Intuit roles she was executive vice-president and chief technology officer at Headspace from 2021 to 2022, where she led development of an AI-powered mental health companion. Earlier she was senior director of engineering at Citrix, and held engineering services roles at Borland Software Corporation and Compuware.
Why It Matters
Data infrastructure is the layer every AI product in a bank depends on. Hiring someone who has built that layer at consumer scale, and then built AI products on top of it, says where JPMorganChase sees the work starting.
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