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Maintains awareness of current industry best practices and trends, and risk, legal, and regulatory changes in Financial Services and technical fields (i.e., risk management, modeling, data infrastructure, data management, systems architecture, SDLC methodologies, waterfall and agile methodologies to provide effective consultation for business requests and project/program structuring activities.
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Manages risk by using established risk management practices to address execution challenges associated with quality, schedule, and costs, in adherence with risk management framework.
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Assists in managing risk by using risk management practices to address execution challenges associated with quality, schedule, and cost, in adherence with risk management framework.
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Understanding of risk management policies and procedures. Compensation: USAA has an effective process for assessing market data and establishing ranges to ensure we remain competitive.
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Banking compliance and risk management experience. Experience in executing and/or leading Risk Control Self Assessments (RCSAs), issue management, and process efficiency programs.
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