Financial Services Specialist 2 (Compliance), SG-23

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american statistical association asaFranklin (TN)

Compliance Officers Other Activities Related to Credit Intermediation

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90,582-$114,585

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About the role

Consumer Protection And Fair Lending Analyst In this role you help uphold consumer protection and fair lending standards within a state financial regulator. You will lead collaborative examinations, analyze data to support regulatory findings, and translate complex results for non-technical stakeholders. You'll coordinate with exam teams and DFS data groups to ensure accurate, timely analyses and meaningful insights. This position offers the opportunity to influence compliance programs and financial services policy within New York. Compensation / Benefitstelecommuting allowedpermanent appointmentsalary range $90,582-$114,585downstate adjustment up to $4,150 for certain locations

Responsibilities:

Lead team meetings and coordinate cross-functional activities
Monitor data progress, perform data analyses and ensure timely delivery
Act as liaison between examiners and the CEU data team
Support statistical analysis for fair lending and other exams
Assist in coordinating consumer-focused examinations and review fair lending plans
Verify loan data integrity and analyze consumer protection, fair lending and CRA activities
Present results of data analyses to non-technical audiences
Test data accuracy and consistency from institutions
Travel up to 10% as needed
Other duties as assigned

Key requirements:

Seven years of specialized experience in evaluating compliance programs, reviewing lending and transactions for regulatory compliance, and identifying potentially unfair or discriminatory practices
Ability to oversee junior staff
Independence and resourcefulness in using tools and information
Strong writing, qualitative and analytical communication skillsstrong communicationanalytical mindsetindependence and resourcefulnessMS AccessMS Exceldata analysis

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