Division of Banks
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The Division of Banks is currently accepting applications for the Information Technology Examiner I position in the Cybersecurity / Information Technology / FinTech Examination Unit. This role will be conducting IT and Cybersecurity examinations of Massachusetts state-chartered banks and credit unions as well as non-depository licensees.
About the Division:
As an employee of the Division of Banks, you will contribute to the mission of the Division of Banks by ensuring a sound, competitive, and accessible financial services environment throughout the Commonwealth. The Division maintains public confidence in Massachusetts financial institutions through the oversight of state-chartered banks and credit unions as well as non-depository licensees doing business in Massachusetts. We are a consumer protection agency and we support financial literacy education and programs benefiting residents across the Commonwealth. The majority of the Division’s employees are Examiners who conduct a variety of on-site and off-site examinations of financial institutions and licensed entities under the Division’s jurisdiction.
At the Division of Banks every employee’s ideas and experiences are welcomed. We value and respect that each individual brings different skills and perspectives that uniquely contribute to our agency and the work that we do. It is important that each employee feel empowered to contribute as this allows for more effective collaboration and better results. Within our workplace community, we offer a variety of training and mentoring to create and maintain learning environments that are inclusive, equitable, and welcoming.
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As an examiner, you can expect to:
- Examine the IT records, practices, and policies of Massachusetts-chartered banks and credit unions and non-depository licensees to ensure appropriate standards are met
- Assess technology risk at financial institutions by analyzing the information security program and Risk Management practices to ensure practices mitigate industry risk
- Participate in team examinations
- Gain knowledge of the examination areas
- Attend state and federal regulatory training programs
Consider joining our examiner team if you:
- Are interested in a public position and enthusiastic about serving the public good.
- Are interested in the supervision and regulation of the banking, credit union, or financial services industries.
- Are familiar with information technology, cybersecurity, cybersecurity frameworks, or financial technology (fintech).
- Have experience in accounting, business, banking, finance, economics, or related fields (public policy, IT/cybersecurity, criminal justice, data analytics).
- Are eager to embrace new challenges and learning opportunities while working in a team environment.
- Have strong analytical, multi-tasking, writing, and communication skills.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience in information technology, cybersecurity, auditing, or consulting across any of the critical infrastructures.
- Experience in the financial services industries including banking, mortgage, consumer finance, debt collection, loan servicing, or money services businesses.
Work/Life Balance:
- Hybrid Position: You can expect at least 24-hour notice of where/when you will be traveling onsite in Massachusetts.
- Flexible Schedule: Examiners have various options for: start and end times; and every other Friday off.
The Examiner position is a union role in the National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) Unit 6 and is covered by the union contract and benefits. The Division offers a competitive starting salary of $71K (Grade 10) and salary (step) placement can range up to $82K based on relevant years of experience.
Primary Duties:
- Assist in the analysis of regulated entities (state-chartered banks and credit unions, non-depository licensees) by analyzing information technology documents and reports; reviewing policies and procedures; review information collected to ensure compliance with various cybersecurity frameworks.
- Ensure proper safeguards and internal controls are met, and assess compliance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
- Assist in the preparation of sections of the Examination Report and detailed work papers in an accurate and timely manner. Confer with other state and federal agencies and audit/consulting firms as part of the examination process.
- Communicate examination findings with internal and external leadership/stakeholders, both orally and written. Present findings in meetings with senior leadership at regulated institutions to share examination findings. Prepare agendas and other meeting materials.
- As requested, research Fintech activities such as cryptocurrency and other evolving technologies (e.g. Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence, etc.).
- Participate in formal and on-the-job training.
The filling of this position is subject to appropriation and obtainment of all necessary approvals from the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation and the Executive Office for Administration and Finance. The Division reserves the right not to fill this position without notice. This position will report directly to the Director of IT/Cyber/FinTech Examinations within the unit.
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