A strategic and highly collaborative professional to implement governance, operational activities, enable team readiness, and provide portfolio visibility for successful execution across development programs.
Compensation
The base salary range for this role is $143,800.00 - $179,800.00
Responsibilities
Leads operational planning and execution readiness across assigned programs
Drives governance readiness and decision support by shaping agendas, synthesizing stakeholder inputs, preparing decision materials, documenting outcomes, and ensuring action follow-through
Owns portfolio reporting and performance insights by developing and stewarding dashboards, metrics, and portfolio views
Leads planning, forecasting, financial enablement, and resource planning activities
Leads integrated timeline and milestone management by evaluating critical paths, dependencies, decision points, and schedule changes
Director of Regulatory and Policy Oversight for Alternatives and Digital Assets in Asset Management’s Treasurers Office, essential in supporting emerging regulatory requirements, accounting and financial reporting policies for Fidelity’s evolving alternative and digital asset products.
Responsibilities
Monitor and analyze regulatory developments on topics related to alternative investments and blockchain-based investment structures and tokenized financial instruments
Support policy development and implementation concerning alternative investments and digital asset solutions
Collaborate across Fidelity, partnering with Fund and Investment Operations, Compliance, Risk, Technology, and Digital Asset Management teams
Engage with regulators and industry advocacy groups, contributing to Fidelity’s Regulatory Coordination Program and shaping responses to proposals and rules
Help oversee third-party service providers and internal teams involved in fund accounting and administration for digital asset products and other alternative investments
Requirements
Nice to have: Certified public accounting certification (CPA)
To provide Group-level oversight of compliance risk management across MTN, supporting the effective implementation of the Group Compliance Framework, consistent application of compliance methodologies and effective identification, assessment, monitoring and reporting of material compliance risks.
Responsibilities
Oversee the application of Group compliance risk management methodologies across markets
Review and critically assess Compliance Risk Management Plans (CRMPs)
Evaluate the adequacy of compliance risk management practices and provide recommendations
Maintain oversight of material compliance risks, significant control gaps and remediation activities
Analyse compliance risk information across markets to identify recurring weaknesses
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Law, Commerce, Risk Management, Compliance, Finance, Business or a related discipline
Relevant postgraduate qualification or professional certification in Compliance, Risk Management or a related field
Lead audit engagements that evaluate financial statements, internal controls, and governance processes for clients within our Assurance practice.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is: $119,000 - $299,930. For residents of Washington state the salary range for this position is: $119,000 - $337,000. Actual compensation within the range will be dependent upon the individual's skills, experience, qualifications and location, and applicable employment laws. All hired individuals are eligible for an annual discretionary bonus.
Responsibilities
Leading financial statement audit engagements for energy, utilities, and resources clients
Directing planning, fieldwork, and completion activities across complex audit assignments
Reviewing financial statements, disclosures, and supporting documentation for accuracy and compliance with accounting standards
Evaluating internal controls, governance processes, and risk management practices to identify control gaps
Applying auditing standards and technical accounting knowledge to address complex reporting issues
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Nice to have: External audit experience across energy, utilities, or resources engagements
Nice to have: Applying accounting and financial reporting standards in complex audit environments
Senior leader accountable for enterprise security architecture strategy, governance, and evolution of security capabilities across global business and technology environments.
Compensation
Salary Range: 165,000/165 000 - 235,000/235 000
Responsibilities
Own enterprise security architecture strategy and target state
Establish multi-year security capability roadmaps
Translate capability assessments and threat trends into prioritized architecture improvements
Lead and develop the Security Architecture team
Define the function's operating model and engagement processes
Requirements
University degree or college diploma in cybersecurity, computer science, information technology, or a related discipline