Senior Enterprise Risk Manager

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Pension plan

Commuter allowance

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

Flexible work schedule

Onsite fitness center

Job summary

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia is seeking a Senior ERM professional to lead and support enterprise risk management, including risk assessment, internal controls, and business continuity across the Bank and System. The role involves preparing management reports, driving ERM strategy, and coordinating cross-bank initiatives.

You will partner with business areas to identify risks, monitor action plans, and apply data analytics to enhance risk practices, fostering a proactive risk culture and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience required.
• 8+ years of progressive experience in risk management.
• Other certifications such as Risk Management, PM, SOX, or fraud examiner are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Lead and support the development, implementation, and ongoing ERM processes.
• Drive risk assessments, SOX compliance, and business continuity initiatives.
• Gather information, prepare presentations, and support senior management.
• Supervise analysts and coordinate project work where needed.
• Collaborate with across-Bank teams to identify and monitor risks.

Skills

Risk management

SOX

Project mgmt

Stakeholder mgmt

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

GRC software

Job description

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia is seeking a Senior ERM professional to lead and support enterprise risk management, including risk assessment, internal controls, and business continuity across the Bank and System. The role involves preparing management reports, driving ERM strategy, and coordinating cross-bank initiatives.

You will partner with business areas to identify risks, monitor action plans, and apply data analytics to enhance risk practices, fostering a proactive risk culture and