Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer Oversight - Name Screening - Associate Officer II

JPMorgan Chase & Co.; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Columbus, OH is seeking an experienced professional to oversee the Name Screening Governance program within Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer oversight.

You will shape governance, oversight, and execution across business, compliance, and technology partners to turn regulatory expectations into actionable plans and measurable outcomes. You will lead end-to-end oversight of name screening initiatives, coordinate with multiple stakeholders, and drive remediation

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
• 5+ years of financial services experience in name screening, client lists, sanctions, AML or KYC controls.
• Experience partnering with private banking or wealth management stakeholders.
• Experience working in an agile delivery environment with global teams.
• Experience preparing management reporting and metrics.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end oversight of name screening initiatives from design through implementation and reporting.
• Guide review of screening-related business and technology requirements.
• Conduct research on emerging name screening issues to inform governance decisions.
• Coordinate with Compliance, Legal, Operations and Technology to align outcomes to objectives.
• Lead risk and control oversight activities and remediation actions.
• Maintain a governance framework aligned to firm standards and practices.
• Own timelines, deliverables, and reporting cadence; escalate risks as needed.
• Build and report metrics to identify and manage risk for senior leaders.
• Partner with tech teams to enhance screening operations and data quality.
• Strengthen engagement with sanctions compliance and cross-functional collaboration.

Skills

Name screening

Sanctions controls

AML controls

KYC controls

Governance

Risk management

Agile delivery

Management reporting

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience

Job description

Help protect our clients and the firm by strengthening a best-in-class name screening program. In this role, you will shape governance, oversight, and execution across business, compliance, and technology partners. You will turn complex risk and regulatory expectations into clear requirements, measurable outcomes, and sustainable controls. You will use data and insights to guide decisions and communicate effectively with senior leaders.

As an Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer Oversight - Name Screening - Associate Officer II in Name Screening Governance , you provide oversight and guidance that helps the business execute compliant name screening strategies and maintain strong customer due diligence controls. You will partner closely with Global Private Bank stakeholders and cross-functional teams to identify risk, strengthen controls, and improve screening operations. You will translate emerging issues, regulatory expectations, and program needs into actionable plans, clear requirements, and measurable reporting. You will help us maintain effective governance routines, timely escalation, and sustainable remediation while supporting an inclusive, collaborative team culture.

Job responsibilities

• Partner with the Global Private Bank Financial Crime Business Executive to lead end-to-end oversight of name screening initiatives from design through implementation and reporting
• Guide review of screening-related business and technology requirements to support clear scope, risk identification, and appropriate prioritization
• Conduct research and analysis on emerging name screening issues and ongoing initiatives to inform governance decisions
• Coordinate with Compliance, Controls, Global Financial Crimes Compliance, Legal, Operations, and Technology partners to align outcomes to program objectives and regulatory expectations
• Lead risk and control oversight activities, including identification of control gaps, root-cause themes, and remediation actions
• Maintain an effective risk management and control framework aligned to firm standards and consistent application of best practices
• Own timelines, deliverables, and reporting cadence, escalating risks and impediments as needed
• Prioritize work based on impact, risk, capacity, and dependencies across competing initiatives
• Build and report key metrics and management information to identify, mitigate, and manage risk, including clear narratives and decision points for senior leaders
• Partner with technology teams to enhance screening operations and support firmwide screening obligations
• Strengthen engagement with Global Sanctions Compliance and maintain an effective collaboration model

Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience
• Minimum of 5 years of financial services experience in name screening, client list screening, sanctions controls, anti-money laundering controls, know your customer controls, governance, compliance, or risk management
• Experience partnering with private banking or wealth management stakeholders, or comparable client-facing businesses
• Experience working in an agile delivery environment and partnering with global, cross-functional teams
• Experience preparing management reporting and presentations, including metrics, issue narratives, risk statements, and decision requests
• Experience assessing operational or technology processes to inform control design and control enhancements
• Experience identifying control gaps or control breaks and documenting root cause and remediation actions

Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills

• Experience supporting enterprise screening obligations across multiple lines of business
• Experience partnering with data and technology teams to improve data quality and screening performance (for example, duplicate reduction, completeness, accuracy, or triage enhancements) with a controls-first mindset
• Experience applying automation, artificial intelligence, or advanced analytics in a risk and controls context within screening or data quality programs
• Experience establishing governance routines (cadences, forums, escalation paths, and decision logs) for multi-stakeholder programs
• Experience developing sustainable, measurable remediation plans and tracking progress over time