CRD SaaS Transformation Lead – Investment Tech

Ernst & Young Oman; Boston (MA); Hybrid; USD 128,000 - 235,000; Full time

Job summary

EY is seeking a platform owner and delivery leader to drive CRD/CRIMS implementations for a major financial services client in the US. You will lead cross-functional teams, design roadmaps, manage data governance, and oversee SaaS migrations to CRD’s cloud platform, ensuring compliance and scalability.

With 5+ years in financial services technology and strong SQL, you will partner with stakeholders across technology and business units to deliver end-to-end solutions and shape the long-term CRD

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, accounting, finance or related field; MBA or MS preferred
• 5+ years of experience in financial services or advisory to financial services clients
• 5+ years of hands-on Charles River (CRD/CRIMS) experience
• Experience leading SaaS migrations and cloud transitions
• Strong communication, project leadership and technical writing skills

Responsibilities

• Lead multiple CRD implementation and enhancement projects end-to-end
• Oversee SaaS migrations including data migration and environment readiness
• Define CRD roadmap and prioritize initiatives for efficiency, data quality and compliance
• Drive CRD configuration, rule setup, workflows and integrations across modules
• Design and validate CRD integrations with IBOR, data warehouses, performance and risk systems
• Ensure data flows through CRD data loader, FIX, SDK and APIs with reliability

Job description

EY is seeking a platform owner and delivery leader to drive CRD/CRIMS implementations for a major financial services client in the US. You will lead cross-functional teams, design roadmaps, manage data governance, and oversee SaaS migrations to CRD’s cloud platform, ensuring compliance and scalability.

With 5+ years in financial services technology and strong SQL, you will partner with stakeholders across technology and business units to deliver end-to-end solutions and shape the long-term CRD