1 BNP Paribas Risk Officer Job

Technical & Behavioral Competencies

SKILLS, EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCIES

To meet the requirements of this position, the COCEP Outsourcing Risk Officer will be expected to have a good fluency in risk analysis and monitoring, acquired through professional experience in a team in charge of operational processes or executing operational risk activities in the first or second line of defence.

Moreover, general knowledge of LoD2 control management, third-party risk management, analysis and monitoring will be sought given the importance of technology in Group's business processes.

We expect the COCEP Outsourcing Risk Officer to have good relationship skills to efficiently work in a group / a team / a community, qualities of communication to be able to bring his/her interlocutors to decision-making and relay key messages, the ability to mobilise his/her direct and indirect network, and a good sense of responsibility and commitment.

Last, a good analytical skills, a solid critical mind, the capacity to synthesize / simplify, to communicate orally and in writing, to animate meetings and committees, to challenge the existing and propose solutions (change management), to be pragmatic in analysis and action, to work in collaborative mode in a changing environment with respect of the deadlines, to be rigorous, will allow the newcomers in the COCEP team to take on his/her new appointment in the best conditions.

Skills Preferred

• Has the proven ability to think outside of the box, challenge industry norms and adapt quickly to evolving requirements.
• Is self-aware, anticipates problems, adapts and meets them head on.
• Strong stakeholder management, relationship building, influencing, facilitating and presenting skills.
• Is solutions focused measures their output on whether issues, problems or challenges are resolved as a criteria for success.

Conduct:

• Consider the implications of your actions on colleagues, partners and clients before making decisions, and escalate issues to your manager when unsure.