Risk Analysis Specialist III

Bank of America•Fort Worth, TX

About The Position

At Bank of America, the Risk Analysis Specialist III performs analytical requests, reporting and analysis, and assists with modeling activities to help manage risk and minimize credit and operating losses. The role oversees portfolio trends, develops data sets or queries to extract data, and supports internal and external reporting needs. It drives information and insights that significantly affect regulatory and financial accountability and directly influence business policies and goals. The position works with risk and business partners, contributes to strategic initiatives across products and lines of business, supports senior-management reporting, responds to complex information requests, helps remediate data quality issues, and investigates control-check alerts. The role is part of a company that emphasizes responsible growth, an inclusive and caring workplace, teammate development and wellness, and an in-office culture with flexibility based on role responsibilities and business needs.

Requirements

Business Intelligence
Data Visualization
Issue Management
Project Management
Risk Management
Business Acumen
Continuous Improvement
Risk Analytics
Stakeholder Management
Technical Documentation
Adaptability
Attention to Detail
Data and Trend Analysis
Performance Management
Regulatory Relations

Responsibilities

Develop and execute reporting to help risk and business partners identify and manage risk effectively.
Identify trends and manage data design, portfolio trends, loss trends, and portfolio dynamics to ensure alignment with business strategies.
Participate in product strategic initiatives affecting multiple risk functions and lines of business to help meet company goals.
Facilitate development of database production processes and performance reports for senior management, using data mining and other advanced analytical techniques to aggregate data.
Respond to complex ad-hoc requests for information from internal and external parties.
Coordinate cross-functional efforts to remediate data quality issues.
Manage the outputs of controls and investigate alerts from control checks.