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The Non-IT Sourcing Lead at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York manages sourcing strategies for Real Estate and Business Services categories. Responsibilities include vendor evaluation, contract negotiation, spend and market analysis, and enhancing supplier diversity initiatives. The role requires collaboration across the bank and the adoption of procurement technology.

As a Treasury Debt Financing Analyst, you will monitor and analyze Treasury auctions, ensure compliance with relevant regulations, and produce statistical reports. You'll support the operational aspects of the auction business and provide insights on the Treasury primary market to key stakeholders.

The Senior Admin Coordinator at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston provides administrative and analytical support for the Cash Services department. Responsibilities include managing travel arrangements, coordinating meetings, maintaining documents, monitoring inventory, and assisting management with various projects.

The Software Engineer will design, develop, and implement cloud-based products and services for the Credit Risk Management business line. Responsibilities include application design across multiple technologies, migrating applications to cloud services, developing cloud infrastructure, and ensuring best practices in agile software development are met. This role requires strong analytical skills and technical leadership in complex end-to-end solutions.

As an Examiner/Risk Specialist, you will lead examination teams, analyze risks, ensure compliance with laws and regulations, prepare reports, and build relationships with financial institution representatives and regulatory agencies. You are expected to maintain high standards in supervisory activities and contribute to various initiatives while managing travel commitments.

The Assistant Examiner (Consumer Affairs) participates in supervising financial institutions by assessing management performance, compliance risk management, and consumer protection regulations. Responsibilities include collaborating on supervisory plans, analyzing compliance examinations, developing documentation, investigating consumer complaints, and attending required training.

The Risk Specialist will supervise large systemic financial institutions, focusing on capital management strategies and regulatory compliance. Responsibilities include conducting research, analyzing financial data, assessing capital planning, and collaborating with team members. The specialist will participate in examinations and provide supervision through effective communication with firms.