JPMorgan Chase
Firmwide Risk Identification, Executive Director
$156K–$265K
New York, NY · Director · Full-time · Posted Oct 22, 2026
- Experience
- 8+ years; bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience (8+ years at a minimum).
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience; advanced degree is preferred.
- Visa sponsorship
- Must be authorized to work in the United States. No employment-based immigration sponsorship or assistance or documentation for other immigration sponsorship or benefits, including OPT or CPT.
About the job
Leads firmwide risk identification initiatives and regulatory capital stress-testing deliverables, strengthening framework governance, process quality, and useful technology applications.
What you'll do
- Lead strategic improvements to the Firm’s Risk Identification framework, including materiality reviews and AI/LLM initiatives.
- Own regulatory capital stress-testing deliverables, timelines, documentation, and submission readiness.
- Maintain process governance and drive standardization, simplification, controls, and quality improvements.
What they ask for
- Strong written and verbal communication, partnership, influencing, judgment, and ability to work through ambiguity and competing priorities.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience (8+ years at a minimum).
- 8+ years of experience in risk management, finance, treasury, stress testing, or closely related disciplines within a large financial institution.
Nice to have
- Experience with risk identification and scenario design in financial services; prior people leadership, including matrixed reports.
- Experience partnering with technology teams on automation, workflow tooling, or AI use cases in a controlled environment; advanced degree or relevant professional certifications.
Pay
USD 155,800.00-$265,000.00 base salary
Tools
AI/LLM
AI focus
Shape and lead AI/LLM initiatives to extract value from the Material Risk Inventory and related information and refine day-to-day tasks.
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