The FIAU is seeking to strengthen its Data Management & Analytics section through the recruitment of a Junior Product Owner. The section is tasked with:
The administration of the Centralised Bank Account Register (CBAR) - a data collection and retrieval system for information on bank accounts
The management of data as a valuable asset from which the FIAU can derive ongoing insight
The analysis of data across different domains to support in the compilation of statistics and to determine cross-sectoral ML/FT risks
The Role
As a Junior Officer within the Data Management & Analytics section, the candidate will be primarily responsible to assist in the administration of the Centralised Bank Account Register (CBAR). This may include:
Assist in daily tasks, including onboarding of users and monitoring submissions
Oversee quality and completeness of data submitted by reporting entities by performing additional checks and providing guidance
Handling routine correspondence and inquiries from reporting entities and authorities
Coordinate with the in-house technology team and system vendors to resolve issues and implement enhancements
Contribute to the continuous development of the register by identifying areas for improvement (process-wise and technology-wise), eliciting user feedback, and testing
Assist in preparing reports and data summaries
Support in the drafting of documentation and user guides
Requirements
An MQF Level 5 qualification in Financial Services, Economics, European Studies, Auditing, Statistics, Computer Science or any other qualification coupled with at least 2 years’ experience relevant to this post OR
An MQF Level 4 qualification in Financial Services, Economics, Auditing, Statistics, Computer Science or any other qualification coupled with at least 3 years’ work experience relevant to this post
Preference will be given to candidates who are: o\tExperienced in data analysis and validation o\tExperienced in one of the following domains: AML, compliance, banking, or service management o\tFamiliar with relevant EU Directives and related domestic legislation that govern financial services o\tConversant with high-level database concepts and queries o\tExperienced with requirements analysis and user acceptance testing