Examination Specialist (Emerging Technology), CG-0570-15

Posted 9 days ago

us government other agenciesWashington (DC)

Financial Examiners Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors

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About the role

Duties: Participates in examinations of insured institutions, and serves as a technical resource in the area of emerging technology, including digital assets, block chain technologies, artificial intelligence, third-party relationships, or similar innovation initiatives. Reviews and analyzes emerging technology risks, including those associated with insured depository institution's anti-money laundering / counter terrorist financing programs. Attends meetings and informational sessions and provides management reports and briefing materials on highly sensitive and complex issues to senior management, supervisors, and others concerning Regional matters. Prepares comments, correspondence, presentations and speeches, as needed, regarding emerging technology issues, and assists in preparing technical training for use by Regional employees. Speaks at conferences and meetings with other financial institution regulators, industry representatives, and the public regarding complex emerging technologies such as digital assets, block chain technologies, artificial intelligence, third-party relationships or similar innovation initiatives.

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