Senior Officer-Chief Risk and Strategy Officer

The Division of Examinations is seeking a Senior Officer - Chief Risk and Strategy Officer. This position may be located in Atlanta, GA, Boston, MA, Chicago, IL, Denver, CO, Fort Worth, TX, Los Angeles, CA, Miami, FL, New York, NY, Philadelphia, PA, San Francisco, CA, or Washington, DC. This job opportunity is open to the public.

The Chief Risk and Strategy Officer (CRSO) leads the Office of Risk and Strategy (ORS), the Division's strategic information hub for monitoring and risk identification of the registrant community. ORS informs the Division's strategy, planning, candidate selection, and scoping through its risk analytics, large firm monitoring, incident response, financial intelligence, emerging risk research, data-analytic tool development, and quantitative exam support. The CRSO also represents the Division in agency-wide governance and integrates ORS's capabilities across EXAMS and with other SEC divisions and offices.Duties include: Oversee ORS's core functions, including risk analytics and exam candidate identification, ongoing monitoring of select large firms, incident response, financial intelligence, emerging-risk research, development of data analytics tools, and quantitative exam support. Advance a data-driven, risk-based national examination program. Advise senior Division leadership on registrant, industry, and market risks and how they may shape examination priorities, strategy, and resource allocation. Promote effective integration across the Division's examination program areas, supporting consistent sharing and use of risk information, analytics, and monitoring insights in examination planning and execution. Align ORS resources and capabilities with the needs of each program area. Represent the Division on agency-wide governance bodies, committees, and working groups, including those addressing risk, data, technology, and strategic planning. Coordinate with external regulators, self-regulatory organizations, and other stakeholders on risk monitoring, information sharing, and significant market or registrant events.