Assistant Director - Investigative and Market Analytics

The Division of Enforcement, Office of AI and Analytics (OAA), is seeking a Supervisory Market Surveillance Specialist (Assistant Director - Investigative and Market Analytics). As an Assistant Director - Investigative and Market Analytics, you will perform data and trading analytics, data sourcing, and research supporting investigations of possible violations of the federal securities laws and the litigation of enforcement actions.

In this role as an Assistant Director - Investigative and Market Analytics, you will be responsible for: Leading and supervising the IMA group, setting priorities, managing intake and workload, and developing staff Partnering with investigative and litigation staff across the Division to understand their objectives, and identifying where data, analytics, and technology-enabled approaches can advance their work Directing the identification, sourcing, and analysis of data to develop facts and advance investigations and enforcement actions, including trading and order data, financial and accounting records, communications, books and records, and other structured and unstructured sources Identifying recurring demands on the group that should become reusable capabilities, and working with technical and analytical partners within the Division and across the SEC to develop, adapt, or customize solutions, including AI and other advanced and emerging technologies, so that staff can perform work directly rather than through customized case-by-case support Overseeing the group's management of its contract resources and its data sources and subscriptions, including ensuring they are used effectively and made available to those who need them, and periodically assessing their value and alternatives Coordinating with similarly situated teams within the Division and across the SEC on approaches and practices, identifying tools, data, and capabilities that can enable the group's work, and influencing their ongoing development and advancement Briefing Division leadership on the group's work and performing related supervisory and administrative functions.

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