AML Testing Consultant
madisondavisMt Laurel (NJ)
About the role
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Responsibilities:
Oversee and/or independently perform testing of AML/ATF controls for the technologies used by the Global AML FIU, High Risk Investigations, Sanctions Operations, and ABAC teams.
Lead communication and reporting processes with multiple stakeholders, including senior management.
Lead a team of Supporting Analysts throughout all phases of testing engagements, including planning, fieldwork, and reporting.
Work independently as a subject matter expert in the functional area and applicable regulatory requirements (e.g., PCMLTFA), coaching and educating others as needed.
Act as a specialized resource for planning, risk assessment, and execution of complex testing and monitoring activities related to AML technology processes.
Interact frequently with management and senior leadership within FCRM lines of business and technology stakeholders.
Maintain a culture of risk management and control, supported by effective processes aligned with risk appetite.
Prepare and present complex reports, analyses, and assessments to improve internal processes and activities.
Undertake various projects and initiatives, including the integration of cross-functional processes within the area of expertise.
Additional Details: Seniority level: Associate
Employment type: Contract
Job function:
Analyst
Industries: Banking and Financial Services
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