Senior Director, Asset Liability Management, Marlboro or Chelmsford, MA, Hybrid, Full-Time

Digital Federal Credit Union•Marlborough, MA

10h•$180 - $210•Hybrid

About The Position

This role provides strategic leadership over the organization’s balance sheet risk management activities, ensuring alignment between financial structure, risk appetite, and business objectives. This role oversees enterprise-wide practices for managing liquidity, interest rate, and foreign exchange risks while guiding stakeholders through complex regulatory, financial, and market considerations.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in field relevant to role (or 4 additional years of relevant experience in lieu of a degree), advanced degree preferred.
8+ years of relevant experience, 6+ years as a People Leader.
Extensive experience in balance sheet risk management, treasury, financial risk, or related finance leadership roles within complex organizations.
Deep expertise in liquidity management, interest rate risk, and balance sheet analytics across diverse financial structures.
Strong command of financial modeling, risk measurement methodologies, and regulatory reporting expectations.
Proven ability to influence executive decision-making and guide enterprise-level financial strategy.
Demonstrated leadership capability, including setting direction, managing senior teams, and driving cross-functional alignment.
Excellent communication skills with the ability to convey complex financial risks clearly to technical and non-technical audiences.

Responsibilities

Establish and lead the organization’s approach to balance sheet risk management, including liquidity, interest rate, and foreign exchange exposures.
Oversee the measurement, monitoring, and mitigation of risks arising from mismatches in asset and liability cash flows and funding structures.
Set governance frameworks, policies, and guidelines for balance sheet management, financial modeling, and risk reporting.
Ensure accurate, timely, and decision-useful reporting of balance sheet positions for internal leadership, regulators, and external stakeholders.
Direct the development and review of financial models used to assess structural balance sheet risks and long-term resilience.
Partner with senior leaders across finance, treasury, risk, and business units to align balance sheet strategy with enterprise priorities.
Evaluate the impact of strategic initiatives, market conditions, and regulatory changes on balance sheet risk and capital efficiency.
Provide executive-level insights and recommendations to guide funding strategies, investment decisions, and risk mitigation actions.
Represent the organization in discussions with regulators, auditors, and rating agencies related to balance sheet risk and liquidity management.
Lead and develop senior talent within the Asset Liability Management function, fostering strong risk discipline and analytical rigor.