Manager - Business Consulting Risk - FS - CNS - RISK - FSRM - Mumbai
EY
EY
Join a leading financial services consulting team focused on navigating the complexities of risk and digital transformation. We collaborate with clients in banking, insurance, and wealth management to drive innovation, enhance trust, and build sustainable value in a rapidly evolving market. Our approach combines deep industry knowledge with cutting-edge technology to solve strategic challenges and shape the future of finance.
This role is part of EY Consulting, dedicated to transforming businesses through people, technology, and innovation. We focus on client-centric solutions that address the interplay of risks and strategic objectives, helping organizations achieve long-term growth and resilience. Our expertise spans Enterprise Risk, Technology Risk, and Financial Services Risk, providing comprehensive support to the financial sector.
Leverage technical expertise in financial services risk management (FSRM) to design and implement scalable backend applications using Java and Spring Boot.
Develop and integrate robust APIs to ensure secure and efficient system connectivity across various platforms.
Utilize cloud environments like GCP and AWS for deploying and managing modern enterprise solutions.
Explore and apply AI-enabled capabilities and automation techniques to enhance risk analytics and consulting delivery.
A Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science is required.
Possess a minimum of 5 years of experience in Cloud Architecture.
Demonstrate strong proficiency in Java and Spring Boot for backend application development.
Experience in building and integrating APIs is essential.
Working knowledge of cloud platforms such as GCP and AWS is necessary.
Exposure to AI and automation in risk analytics is highly valued.
Ability to work collaboratively, solve complex problems practically, and deliver insightful solutions.
Candidates should be agile, curious, mindful, adaptable, and creative.
EY Global Delivery Services ( EY GDS)
Financial Services