Banking Supervision Analyst: Growth & Impact

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 68,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision

Pre-tax Flexible Spending Account

Retirement/Pension

Vacation & Holidays

Job summary

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco seeks a Supervision Associate Analyst to join our team. You will develop knowledge of banking supervision, organize and analyze data, and support examination efforts while collaborating across groups.

Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in business, economics, finance, or accounting; willingness to pursue the Examiner Commission; strong written and verbal skills; and the ability to travel up to 40%.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in business, economics, finance, accounting or related field.
• Willingness to pursue Examiner Commission (3–5 year program).
• General knowledge of the banking and financial services industry is helpful.
• Proficiency in introductory business office software.
• Excellent verbal and written skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop knowledge of banking industry, supervision framework and processes as it relates to the team's work.
• Source, organize, and aggregate data to conduct analyses as directed by senior staff and/or team lead.
• Participate in team projects/programs.
• Provide general support of processes and documentation.
• May participate and provide support to examination teams overseeing supervised entities, including state member banks, foreign banking organizations, bank and non-bank subsidiaries, trust departments, and service providers.

Skills

Collaboration

Critical thinking

Communication

Travel willingness

Office software

Education

Bachelor's degree in business, economics, finance, accounting

Job description

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco seeks a Supervision Associate Analyst to join our team. You will develop knowledge of banking supervision, organize and analyze data, and support examination efforts while collaborating across groups.

Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in business, economics, finance, or accounting; willingness to pursue the Examiner Commission; strong written and verbal skills; and the ability to travel up to 40%.