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JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Wisconsin is seeking a Fraud Manager I to lead a team of Specialists and Analysts responsible for engaging with customers to offer options and solutions, while meeting service metrics and maintaining risk controls.
You will manage performance, drive process improvements, ensure compliance, and empower staff to deliver exceptional customer experiences and protect the firm. Leadership, communication, and decisive action are essential.
You are a natural leader. You do what’s right for customers and colleagues and you inspire others to do the same. Join our dynamic team and make a meaningful impact by leading your team to create great customer experiences that cultivate long-lasting relationships.
As a Fraud Manager I in JPMorgan Chase, you will directly manage a group of Specialists and/or Analysts who are responsible for engaging with our customers to offer options that provide appropriate solutions and/or processing the work associated with this function. You will also be accountable for achieving key service metrics, meeting or exceeding financial/productivity goals, ensuring business partner/employee satisfaction, and managing and implementing ongoing improvement initiatives, while maintaining adherence to risk and control guidelines within complex functions and processes, which will involve higher level decision making and empowerments. You will ensure all work is processed within assigned service levels and meets Legal/Compliance requirements. And, you will demonstrate exceptional leadership skills in creating an environment where employees are engaged and deliver optimum performance.
Work schedules will vary within a fulltime, 40 hour per week schedule. You must be willing to work schedules during our operating hours, which may include evenings, weekends and holidays. Specific information will be provided by the recruiter.
This position requires that you attend the training as scheduled. The hours may not coincide with your regularly scheduled hours.
You will be required to attend training onsite, regardless of your work location. Your schedule and work location will be established based on business needs (e.g., working onsite, at your home office, or a combination of both).