Consumer Compliance Supervision Analyst at Federal Reserve Bank (FRB) in Kansas City, Missouri

Job Description:

Job Summary

As a Consumer Compliance Supervision Analyst (analyst) in the Consumer Affairs (CA) Department, you will directly contribute to the Federal Reserve System's (System's) goal of ensuring financial product markets that are fair and transparent through challenging work assignments and rewarding professional experiences. We focus on personal development and growth and reward high performance with increasingly complex assignments and promotional opportunities. The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City has supervisory and regulatory authority over a wide range of banking institutions and activities within the Tenth Federal Reserve District. The CA Department's primary work consists of conducting consumer compliance and Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) examinations, and the analyst will directly support examiners conducting these exams. The analyst collects, analyzes and delivers exam data to various exam leads in the department and prepares data and loan tables that are inserted in the CRA public evaluation document, the examination report that conveys the conclusions of the CRA examination. Recognizing the critical uses of this data and information as part of the examination process, the analyst is expected to collaborate well with other department staff and consistently deliver the highest quality product.

Key Activities

• Completing assigned core duties including, but not limited to, collecting, formatting and analyzing examination data.
• Ensuring data files and work products are delivered in a timely manner to examination staff and are of the highest quality.
• Collaborating with examination staff to ensure data manipulation aligns with lead examiners' expectations and the examination scope.
• Adjusting data sets as requested by examination leads or to provide additional outputs to further support examination conclusions.
• Using System tools and applications effectively to produce required tables and reports for examinations
• Completing assigned portions of examination workpapers and examination reports.
• Participating in System groups focused on examination data and tools.
• Providing input on related System initiatives.
• Attaining proficiency in basic examination procedures, supervisory processes, federal regulations, and System and District applications.
• Completing select Federal Reserve System developed courses and/or on-the-job training to deepen and broaden functional knowledge.
• Consistently looking for opportunities to enhance department processes related to core duties to increase efficiency and effectiveness.