Business Unit Risk Analyst Lead
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
OpTech is a woman-owned company that values your ideas, encourages your growth, and always has your back. When you work at OpTech, not only do you get health and dental benefits on the first day of employment, but you also have training opportunities, flexible work options, growth opportunities, 401K and competitive pay. Apply today! To view our complete list of openings, please visit our website at www.optechus.com.
We have a top client in the banking industry located in the Frisco, TX area who is looking to hire a Business Unit Risk Analyst Lead!!
Sorry....NO C2C!!!
Job Summary:The Business Risk Analyst Lead role may be an individual contributor or may function as a team leader of a small group responsible for assessing the operational risk of their business unit.This role will provide insight and direction relative to gaps in controls along with regular reporting to management reflecting trends, strengths and weaknesses.The role will also manage consistency in execution of testing methods, ensuring the highest integrity of test results.
Position Responsibilities:Control TestingLead management and oversight of all regulatory and audit inquiries.Responsible for the coordination and preparation of audit and exam deliverables.Ensure key regulatory and control timelines and required processes and evidence (documents) are tested.Ensure compliance and control findings are reported to management of affected areas.Perform risk analysis to determine level of risk to the company and recommend action(s) to mitigate risk.Develop and implement new compliance programs to address regulatory changes.
Policies, Processes, and ProceduresMonitor and interpret policy and procedures for assigned line of business and update as required.Recommend ways to reduce turn times while balancing operational risk.Analyze and make recommendations on department policies, processes and procedures.Partners with the business unit(s) to ensures all processes and procedures follow policies and federal regulations.Participate in Committees and Special Projects as warranted.Management of and/or participation in large to complex sized projects related to risk and compliance.Work collaboratively with business units and others on the implementation of new regulations.
Training and ReportingEducate and train business unit on risks that affect them.Ensure compliance training requirements are properly communicated and completed.
Position QualificationsBachelor's Degree or High School Diploma/GED and 10 years of Technology or Risk experience5 years of experience with financial, regulatory, and audit issues5 years of experience developing and implementing internal controls, policies, and procedures6 years of experience leading large projects
OpTech is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to creating a diverse environment. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, pregnancy, status as a parent, disability, age, veteran status, or other characteristics as defined by federal, state or local laws.
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