Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is holding an on-campus information session! More information below. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is hiring an Entry Level Assistant National Bank Examiner Position Type: Full-Time Professional (degree requested) Job Description: *Assist or conduct bank examinations under the supervision and guidance of experienced National Bank Examiners. *Work with a team to gather, organize, and analyze bank data. *Assess compliance with banking laws and regulations. * Prepare written reports-including conclusions and recommendations- for bank executives and senior OCC examiners. *Participate in on-the-job and a formal training program. Qualifications: *A bachelor’s degree earned from a four-year course of study in accounting, banking, business administration, commercial or banking law, economics, finance, marketing, or another closely related field. OR *Three years of work experience that provided you with knowledge of accounting or auditing principles. Such work could include reviewing, analyzing, recommending or approving loan applications, investments, or other actions involving the properties or monies of others held in trust by or for a financial institution; internal accounting or auditing work for a financial institution that required understanding of debits and credits, balance sheets, and operating statements. OR *Equivalent combinations of education and experience. For example, a certificate as a CPA meets the requirements for an Assistant National Bank Examiner. *To pass the entry-level knowledge test and written communication skills test On Campus Information Session: Information Sessions will be conducted at Mills College on Monday, February 3 for MBA students (please contact the Director of Career Services, Yvette White for location) and Wednesday, February 5 for ALL students at Café Suzie’s at 12pm. For more information, please come into Career Services or follow the link below. occ.gov/ANBECareer
Posted on: Tue, 28 Jan 2014 23:44:35 +0000
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