Controls Professional - CCO Supervision & Controls

About the role

Barclays New York is recruiting a Controls Professional for its CCO Supervision & Controls team. The role plays a key part in operating, overseeing and improving the Investment Bank's supervision governance and controls framework, working regularly with Front Office Supervisors and stakeholders across CCO, Markets, Banking, Treasury and Research. The purpose is to assess the integrity and effectiveness of the bank's internal control framework to mitigate risk and protect operational, financial and reputational risk.

Key responsibilities

• Assess the bank's business areas, products, processes and platforms to evaluate risk
• Document control assessments, procedures and findings and collaborate with stakeholders to improve control effectiveness
• Identify and investigate weaknesses in internal controls, prioritising by severity, and develop reports with recommendations for control owners and senior management
• Review the effectiveness of internal controls against policies, regulations and best practice, and implement adherence to the Barclays Controls Framework
• Support the design, implementation and enhancement of controls, governance frameworks and risk-management processes
• Lead a team, set objectives, coach employees and appraise performance, or lead collaborative assignments and guide team members
• Analyse data from multiple sources, communicate complex information and influence stakeholders

Required profile

• Experience handling competing priorities and delivering quality results to tight deadlines in a matrixed organisation
• Strong written and verbal communication, influence and stakeholder engagement skills
• Collaborative, adaptable and able to take responsibility across multiple concurrent change strategies
• Knowledge of investment banking businesses, products and/or front office supervision and controls, particularly within Markets
• Valued: coordinating detailed deliverables across stakeholders, supporting controls and governance frameworks, and an interest in AI tooling

The role is based in Manhattan, New York, with a permanent contract and a stated salary of $110,000-$145,000. Working arrangements are hybrid, with fixed anchor days set by the business area, and flexible working can be discussed with the hiring manager. Candidates must have legal right to work in the UK, and the role may be subject to enhanced governance and regulatory compliance obligations.