EY is a global leader in assurance, tax, transaction, and advisory services, fostering a culture of growth and development. We believe in empowering our people with training, opportunities, and creative freedom to build fulfilling careers.

This Associate Consultant role within Financial Services (FS) Business Consulting Risk, specifically in Process & Controls, is an exciting opportunity to contribute to shaping the future of the financial sector. We focus on driving long-term value for clients by solving complex strategic problems.

Our team is dedicated to transforming businesses through people, technology, and innovation. We address critical risks and challenges faced by financial institutions, including digital transformation, regulatory changes, and increased demands for trust and transparency.

As an Associate Consultant, you will leverage your expertise in Trade Finance, including document checking, payments, SWIFT processing, and discrepancy handling. You'll apply your knowledge of ICC rules such as UCP 600, ISBP, URC 522, and URR 725 to support import and export operations and remittances.

Your responsibilities will involve collaborating with clients to identify and manage risks, contributing to robust internal controls, and ensuring compliance. You'll play a key role in delivering insightful and practical solutions to complex business problems within the financial services domain.

To excel in this role, you should possess a relevant Bachelor's or Master's degree in fields such as Computer Science, Engineering, Business Administration, Commerce, or Management. Experience in Business Analysis (3+ years), Technical Support (2+ years), Customer Success Management (3+ years), or Business Intelligence (3+ years) is required.

We are looking for individuals with a collaborative approach, a practical mindset for problem-solving, and the ability to deliver insightful solutions. Adaptability, creativity, and sustained positive energy are key attributes. Familiarity with trade finance processes and relevant ICC rules is essential.