Consumer Financial Protection Analyst - Senior Systems Program Analyst (Registrations) - Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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This position is in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Supervision, Enforcement and Fair Lending (SEFL), Office of Supervision Examinations (OSE). The incumbent serves as the senior analyst leading and performing duties related to the CFPB's supervisory registration programs, systems, and tools that support Supervision, Enforcement, Fair Lending and other CFPB activities.

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Responsibilities

As a Consumer Financial Protection Analyst - Senior Systems Program Analyst (Registrations), you will:

• Receive and process registration related filings (e.g., new applications, consolidations, amendments, renewals, etc.) within prescribed time periods for compliance with the applicable statute, regulations, and CFPB policies and procedures.
• Provide pre-filing registration assistance of a limited nature to regulated entities (e.g., provides registration related filing/emailing/mailing instructions and processes, but does not interpret laws/regulations and/or tell an entity specifically whether or not it is required to register with the CFPB).
• Serve as senior point of contact and manage relationships with external and internal stakeholders for the operations of the assigned registration program's processes, including answering multifaceted questions from stakeholders via meetings, email, or
  phone in a timely manner; this includes requests/complaints by consumers and applicants as well as FOIA office requests.
• Lead in the development and delivery of reporting and analytics utilizing multiple data sources to identify, analyze, and monitor specific registrant(s) and/or trends in registrations and/or registration filings and communicate to senior management; this
  includes researching and analyzing previous and/or current registration actions, examinations, enforcement actions, and/or other regulatory agencies' actions.
• Travel Required

• Promotion potential

• Supervisory status