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NatWest Group

Shared Services Platform Lead, Economic Crime Technology

City of Edinburgh
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Join us as a Shared Services Platform Lead, Economic Crime Technology

We’re looking for someone who has previously built Fraud or AML systems, with real influence and exceptional organisational skills to lead us to agreed targets

You’ll own the full lifecycle of the Economic Crime Shared Services platform across the bank

You’ll be able to really make this role your own, allowing excellent exposure for you as this role operates with a wide remit

You’ll work from home some of the time, but you’ll also spend a minimum 2 days per week working from the office

What you'll do

We’ll be asking you to set the strategic direction, architecture, and engineering standards for the Shared Services platform, ensuring services are resilient, compliant, scalable, and fit for purpose in a highly regulated environment. You’ll be accountable for the end-to-end technology platforms supporting the shared services function within Economic Crime, spanning Fraud, AML, and Screening.

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As well as this, you'll lead the adoption of cloud-native architectures, alongside event-driven real-time decisioning capabilities and API-enabled, microservices-based ecosystems. You'll drive the simplification of the legacy technology estate and vendor rationalisation to enhance agility, scalability, and operational efficiency.

You’ll Also Be

  • Leading large-scale engineering teams, fostering strong software engineering practices across continuous integration and continuous delivery, DevSecOps, and automation to drive high-quality, secure, and scalable technology solutions
  • Taking ownership of the financial, commercial and flow performance of the platform
  • Providing deep domain expertise across Fraud and AML to shape technology decisions
  • Managing the platform risk culture, making sure that teams effectively collaborate to mitigate risk
  • Delivering the regulatory reporting and managing the relevant budgets provided

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The skills you'll need

In this role, you’ll need to have in-depth domain or platform product knowledge and experience. Operational risk management, financial management, collaboration and negotiation are all important elements of this role, as is strong commercial acumen with an acute understanding of the business landscape.

You’ll Also Be Expected To Have

  • Strong leadership skills, including Agile and servant leadership experience
  • Architecture, design and engineering skills, relevant to the specific platform
  • Experience of working and running high performance programmes, projects and teams
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Skills

Fraud Systems
AML Systems
Cloud-Native Architecture
Event-Driven Architecture
Microservices
DevSecOps
CI/CD
Agile Leadership
Operational Risk Management
Financial Management
Vendor Rationalisation
Strategic Planning
Engineering Standards
API Management
Stakeholder Negotiation
Regulatory Reporting

Location

City of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

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