Senior Analyst – Project Manager/Regulatory Remediation Management
| Company | Webster Bank |
|---|---|
| Location | Stamford, CT, USA, Southington, CT, USA |
| Salary | $87800 – $100000 |
| Type | Full-Time |
| Degrees | |
| Experience Level | Senior |
Requirements
- A minimum of 3 years of experience in a Project Manager role or similar capacity.
- Prior success demonstrated with delivering on enterprise-wide projects.
- Stakeholder management – effective communicator to align different functional areas and bespoke resources throughout the project lifecycle.
- Strategic milestone and deadline planning to balance an accelerated pace with reasonable time for successful execution.
- Change Management – ability to connect the dots to understand and manage dependencies (systems, processes, people, etc.) upstream and downstream.
- Attention to Detail – with respect to both execution and the documentation needed to evidence regulatory remediation matters.
- Communication skills – Experience in communication project updates and risks across various levels of an organization.
- Organization skills – must be able to track multiple concurrent program deliverables.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate working group meetings and ensure that all action items/decisions are documented, tracked and escalated as needed.
- Assist with the monitoring and reporting of specific project delivery statistics; provide weekly PMO reports, scorecards, and dashboards to key stakeholders and senior leadership.
- Identify, document, and summarize project risks and work with the team to develop mitigation/escalation strategies to senior leadership in timely manner.
- Communicate and escalate potential issues and overrun activities that threaten on-time delivery in advance of actual delays.
- Identify root cause of possible delays or significant risks while providing potential solutions to resolve issues.
- Maintain all relevant program artifacts.
Preferred Qualifications
- Prior experience working on a regulatory remediation program, or relevant experience with an internal controls function is beneficial.