GFC Manager - FIU Platform Enablement

GFC Manager - FIU Platform Enablement

This job is responsible for enhancing the value of our technical platforms supporting the deployment and sustainability of financial crime detection models. This includes defining the vision and roadmap for the product, delivering well-planned enhancements, and managing risks throughout the lifecycle. Key responsibilities include research, documenting requirements, data-driven backlog refinement, prioritizing enhancements, planning, testing, monitoring, tracking issues, and defining objectives for reporting routines. Job expectations include ownership of key product decisions and deep subject matter expertise to manage complex products with large agile teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Develops the technical platform strategy that ensures that detection models are deployed effectively, maintained robustly, and continuously improved to meet evolving business and regulatory needs.
• Defines Product Vision and Roadmap to Maximize Value
• Executes and delivers through agile methodology with clear backlog and prioritization methodology
• Gathers and documents actionable technical requirements for complex projects
• Analyzes data and synthesizes complex insights that identify strategic improvements
• Communicates and influences key to gather buy-in on roadmap, risks, and technical decisions
• Serves as a subject matter expertise to guide key decisions and drive innovation within the area
• Owns and manages end-to-end risk for the product through preventive processes, detective monitoring, and effective remediation to reduce reoccurrence

Required Qualifications

Skills

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