The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is searching for a Chief of the Resolution Data Management Section within the Division of Resolutions and Receiverships (DRR), according to a job posting on USAJobs.gov.
According to the posting, duties for the Chief, Resolution Data Management Section include:
- Manages a team of information specialists involved in wide-ranging data processing, data management, user support, financial institution processing, and systems.
- Oversees and evaluates (1) the acquisition of data from services and financial institutions, (2) the conversion of data from the bank’s format to a format compatible for use with FDIC applications (3) the reconciliation of data to bank systems (4) the analysis of data and rectification/correction of data, and (5) the dissemination of reports generated from the data. Validates processes and controls are compliant with all automation aspects of systems/system interfaces to ensure timely and accurate flow of data and reporting.
- Using project management techniques and software, plans, tracks, and co-ordinates work of information specialists engaged in projects and development of new and improved procedures.
- Participates in operational reviews and develops plans for modifying and improving existing systems, practices, and techniques. Oversees procedural changes, controls documentation changes, and ensures staff is provided adequate instructions and training when changes in procedures or policy occur.
- Participates in or leads FDIC projects related to new banking technology reviews, e-banking as used by the financial industry, DRR systems user groups, and process improvement projects. Participates in developing documentation of projects, white papers, and other written reports.
- During bank closings, acts as the Information Technology Manager. Manages and controls data processing, item processing, and other data sources including web pages, e-banking, and control of access to systems. Supervises staff in data mapping and conversion, equipment set-up and control, and reports to the closing manager any potentially sensitive or unresolved issues.
