Capital One
Senior Risk Manager - Enterprise Risk Management
$162K–$203K
McLean, VA +3 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 16, 2026
- Location
- McLean, VA
Richmond, VA
Chicago, IL
Riverwoods, IL - Experience
- At least 3 years of Financial Services Risk Management Experience; at least 5 years of Project Management experience; at least 7 years supporting, partnering and interacting with internal business clients. Preferred: 7+ years leading cross-functional Risk projects and programs; 7+ years of Financial Services risk management experience.
- Education
- Bachelors Degree or military experience
- Visa sponsorship
- Capital One will not sponsor a new applicant for employment authorization or offer immigration-related support for this position.
About the job
Leads enterprise risk initiatives to standardize processes, assess effectiveness, and provide leadership with visibility into risk and process health.
What you'll do
- Lead cross-functional efforts to simplify and standardize risk processes, guidance, and training.
- Use data and operational insights to identify problems, develop solutions, and implement risk metrics and system or process updates.
- Manage risk reporting and present risk visibility to leadership while partnering across business lines and functions.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s Degree or military experience
- At least 3 years of Financial Services Risk Management Experience
- At least 5 years of Project Management experience
- At least 7 years of experience supporting, partnering and interacting with internal business clients
Nice to have
- 7+ years of Project Management experience leading cross functional projects and programs in Risk; 7+ years of Financial Services risk management experience
- PMP Certification or Masters Certificate of Project Management (CPM)
Pay
$161,500 - $184,300 USD base salary (Chicago, IL); $177,700 - $202,800 USD base salary (McLean, VA); $161,500 - $184,300 USD base salary (Richmond, VA); $161,500 - $184,300 USD base salary (Riverwoods, IL)
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