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Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co. is seeking a Manager of Risk Assessment & Controls in Boston, MA. The role focuses on strengthening governance, audit remediation and AI-enabled controls across Global Risk Solutions.
Candidates should have 7+ years in auditing and accounting, and hold a CPA or MBA. Leadership experience is essential to coach teams across North America and beyond. This is a full-time, on-site role with a broad cross-functional impact.
Global Risk Solutions writes business in more than 20 countries, and the controls behind that business have to hold up everywhere. This role owns a meaningful piece of how we prove they do and how we keep proving it faster, using the AI tools now built into the way our team works.
This is a role for someone who genuinely likes both halves of controls work: the analytical half, where you dig into a process and find the gap nobody else noticed, and the influencing half, where you bring a business owner along without owning their process or their decision. You’ll partner with underwriting, claims, compliance and finance leaders across North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia Pacific and with external program partners, where you’ll often be the Liberty Mutual voice in the room.
The opportunity
You’ll help lead how GRS assures and strengthens its control environment worldwide driving the resolution of audit findings, elevating the quality of account reconciliations, building attestation programs from the ground up, and leading controls audits of our program partners. Alongside all of it, you’ll bring a builder’s mindset to how the work itself gets done: using GenAI to take on the mechanical lift so more of your time and your team’s goes toward judgment, not formatting.
Where you’ll make an impact
Built around AI, not bolted on
Liberty Mutual is investing heavily in AI across the enterprise, and GRS Financial Controls is one of the places that shift shows up first. This role sits right at that intersection: you’ll use GenAI to compress the time spent on mechanical work reshaping files, comparing narratives across entities, drafting the first version of an observation and apply the time you get back to the calls that actually need a human. You’ll also help set the pattern for the rest of the team, turning one-off prompts into repeatable processes others can pick up and trust.