JPMorgan Associate – Data Visualization & Report Automation - Controls Room 

India, Karnataka, Bengaluru 

632937612

Job Summary

As an Associate within the Controls Management team, you will be responsible to provide standardized control-related data and drives quicker, efficient and accurate reporting. It's an information warehouse with capabilities for reporting, visualizations and analytics. Its primary goal is to enhance control oversight and efficiency through the standardization and automation of operational risk reporting, provide access to firmwide aggregated information and produce business risk insight.

Job Responsibilities

• Work with the Automation lead to identify and deliver Analytics and report automation solutions
• Develop best in class Dashboards/visualizations to generate actionable insights
• Develop scalable data preparation, maintenance, and reporting procedures that can be leveraged by business units and functional areas across the firm
• Implement data evaluation techniques aimed at measuring business risks and control issues
• Develop re-usable tools that can be leveraged by business units across the firm
• Collaborate with business managers and developers to integrate the results with existing systems
• Comply with JPMC procedures and QA best practices to ensure the quality of data, models and outputs
• Stay abreast of new tools and technologies to practice up-to-date data evaluation strategies
• Collaborate with stakeholders across the firm to integrate results with existing systems and processes

Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills

• Overall 5+ years of BI/Analytics experience
• Master’s or a graduate degree in Computer Science, Statistics, or a related quantitative field
• Solid database skills:
• At least 5 years’ experience in ETL using Alteryx.
• At least 5 years’ experience in Dashboarding using Tableau
• Knowledge of Qlikview/Qliksense
• Ability to learn quickly, adjust to changes and think outside the box
• Knowledge of Big Data Concepts / Hadoop
• Experience with operational risk in the banking industry
• Should be flexible with EMEA shifts