Third Party Risk Control Manager - Vice President

JPMorgan Chase & Co.; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase & Co. seeks a Vice President to join the CIB Controls team, focusing on third-party risk and controls throughout the vendor lifecycle.

You will transform risk assessments into actionable insights, support risk acceptance decisions, and coordinate across Controls, Technology, Procurement, Legal and Compliance. You will drive executive-ready updates, identify emerging risks, and contribute to dashboards and routine reporting, ensuring clear messaging and robust risk posture across

Qualifications

• Expertise in control management within financial services.
• Experience supporting third-party risk across vendor lifecycles.

Responsibilities

• Compile and analyze third-party risk information for business and partners.
• Produce executive governance updates for CIB controls and third-party risk forums.
• Support lifecycle reporting with standardized risk statements and materiality thresholds.
• Perform quality checks on risk assessments and coordinate updates with partner teams.
• Identify recurring themes and emerging risks; escalate items meeting thresholds.
• Create residual risk summaries and remediation options for risk discussions.
• Review business cases for vendor engagements and opportunities to leverage existing vendors.
• Maintain tracking for KRIs/KPIs, thresholds, and trend summaries for dashboards.

Skills

Control management

Third-party risk

Executive updates

KRI/KPI tracking

Stakeholder management

Risk statements

Business communication

Job description

Join our Commercial & Investment Bank (CIB) Controls team, where you’ll help shape how we identify, govern, and manage risk from a complex third-party ecosystem. You’ll play a key role in transforming risk assessments into actionable insights that protect our clients, data, and operations.

As a Third Party Risk & Controls Insights Vice President in CIB Controls, you will drive the insights agenda across the third-party lifecycle. You’ll turn assessment and monitoring outputs into meaningful narratives, themes, and recommendations. Your work will support risk acceptance and remediation prioritization, helping us maintain a strong risk posture and safeguard our reputation. You’ll collaborate with diverse teams and use your judgment and communication skills to ensure risk conclusions are clear and actionable.

Job Responsibilities

• Compile and analyze third-party risk information, summarizing key impacts for business and Finance & Business Management (F&BM) partners.
• Produce executive governance updates and materials for CIB controls and third-party risk forums.
• Support third-party lifecycle reporting by following established standards for risk statements, residual risk language, materiality thresholds, and issue categorization.
• Perform quality checks on risk assessments and monitoring outputs; flag gaps and coordinate updates with partner teams.
• Identify recurring themes and emerging risks across the vendor portfolio and **escalate items that meet defined thresholds**.
• Create residual risk summaries and remediation options to support risk acceptance and prioritization discussions.
• Review and provide input on business cases for new or expanded vendor engagements, identifying opportunities to leverage existing vendors.
• Maintain and refresh tracking for key third-party risk and control metrics (KRIs/KPIs), thresholds, and trend summaries; contribute content for dashboards and routine reporting.
• Track third-party control issues through testing, monitoring, and closure, ensuring documentation and evidence meet standards.
• Coordinate with Controls, Technology, Procurement, Legal, Compliance, Operational Risk, and business stakeholders to collect inputs and support a consistent view of third-party risk posture.
  

Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills

• Demonstrated expertise in control management within financial services, focusing on compliance and operational risk mitigation.
• Hands‑on experience supporting third-party risk activities across the vendor lifecycle, with ability to document clear risk conclusions and support decision materials.
• Ability to summarize assessment and monitoring results into executive‑ready updates, including key themes, emerging risks, and recommended next steps.
• Ability to translate technical risk topics into business-friendly language, including concise risk statements and practical mitigations.
• Strong analytical and technical literacy, including interpreting process flows, supporting KRI/KPI definition and tracking, and communicating insights.
• Effective stakeholder management skills, partnering across controls, procurement, legal, compliance, technology, and business teams.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including drafting governance materials and briefing leaders with clear messaging.
  

Preferred Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills

• Experience supporting third-party risk portfolio reporting and governance routines, including maintaining taxonomies and producing management information.
• Ability to partner with analytics/automation teams to improve monitoring and insights for third-party risk and controls.
• Working knowledge of operational resilience concepts, including business service mapping, recovery expectations, and dependency analysis.
• Strong collaboration and influencing skills to reinforce standards, raise credible challenge, and support alignment on remediation priorities.
• Understanding of the CIB business context to support third-party risk discussions and align recommendations with client, regulatory, and operational expectations.

**To be eligible for this role, you must be authorized to work in the United States. We do not offer any type of employment‑based immigration sponsorship for this role. Likewise, JPMorgan Chase & Co. will not provide any assistance or sign any documentation in support of any other form of immigration sponsorship or benefit, including optional practical training (OPT) or curricular practical training (CPT).**