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Job Description Reporting to a Manager, Third Party Portfolio Management, the Third-Party Portfolio Risk Manager (TPPRM) partners with Product Service Owners (PSOs) in assigned Business Lines (BL), BL Chief Risk Officers (CRO) staff, Risk/Compliance/Audit (RCA) Managers, Procurement Partners, Law Division, Technology and Information Security teams to implement and drive the end-to-end execution of third-party risk management lifecycle.
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This includes collection of documents and analysis, third party risk assessment questionnaire requirements, reviewing audited reports of controls (i.e. SSAE18, SOC Type II, PCI AoC/RoC) and other information to support full evaluation of any potential outsourcing risks.
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Duration: 6 months (extendable)The Third-Party Risk Manager will support the implementation of a holistic approach for the identification, assessment, management, monitoring, and reporting of third-party risks within the law department.
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Minimum of five years of Quality Assurance, Internal Audit, Risk, Compliance or Second Line Third Party Risk Management experience in the Financial Services industry. The role of Enterprise Third Party Risk Governance Quality Assurance Senior Analyst will be responsible for partnering with SoFi Business Units, internal program stakeholders and external third party service providers to support the oversight and governance of SoFi’s Third Party Risk Management Program, through conducting assessments of the design and operational effectiveness of the program, to ensure compliance with requirements across the supplier lifecycle.
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Minimum 7 years of knowledge of Third-Party Risk Management methodologies and regulatory guidance and or risk management at a fintech organization. Technology Skills:Certified in third party risk or other risk domains (CRVPM, CTPRA, CERP, CRISC)Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) or Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) or relevant IT certifications and credentials a plus.
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Regulatory Compliance: Stay updated on relevant laws, regulations, and industry best practices related to third-party risk management. Knowledge of and experience with third-party risk management governance, policies, and organizational structures.
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Cloud security, identity and access management, third party risk management, vulnerability management. The third party risk and controls management analyst will be responsible for conducting deep dive technical risk reviews of client's highest risk suppliers.
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The examiner will be responsible for determining the effectiveness of the firm’s operational and third-party risk management frameworks that supports the identification, measurement, assessment, and control of the full spectrum of risks as related to those areas.
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Assist with process improvement and discussions related to third-party risk management solutions. Build communication and escalation plans related to third-party risk management activities across National IT.
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Third Party Risk Management:Conduct reviews of third-party/vendor risk assessments and escalate significant issues to leadership. Track and manage third party risk assessments within designated portfolio of projects.
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Collaborate with internal stakeholders including IT, law, compliance, privacy procurement, and senior leadership to integrate third-party risk management and information security into business processes.
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BS degree in Business, Information Security, Management Information Systems or related major, and at least 10 years of experience in cybersecurity with a minimum of five (5) years demonstrated expertise in cybersecurity governance, compliance, and third-party risk management.
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Maintenance of the Third-Party Risk Management framework and related documentation and standards, tracking and reporting on third party key risk indicators, which includes the status of SME risk assessments, issues and action plans of third party engagements, liaising with the different SME teams and engagement owners throughout the lines of business, and training to standards and framework.
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Critically review business relationship submissions in the Third Party Risk Management Gateway, the system used to clear potential business relationships within specified time frames.
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Create and present training sessions to internal groups related to the use of the Third Party Risk Management system. The ICN Business Relationships team performs a critical consultative, quality-assurance, and risk-management function for the Deloitte US Firms, helping the organizations remain unbiased and independent when entering into business relationships with third parties.
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