We're recruiting for two financial examiner positions, both based at our building in Tumwater, Wash.
These positions plan, conduct, and document financial analysis examinations of less-complex regulated entities to determine their compliance with laws and regulations, and to detect fraudulent activity.
Among the duties:
Examining and analyzing eight annual filings to check compliance and and financial conditions.
Reading and interpreting applicable laws, regulations and standards to ensure that analyses and exams are conducted appropriately.
Writing analysis-examination reports, including updated the risk assessment, profile summary and supervisory plan.
For more details, including other duties, salary information, timeline and benefits, please see the link to the full job listing.
We also have a couple of other jobs open, including a deputy commissioner for legal affairs, a management analyst, and a senior market conduct examiner. To keep current on what we're recruiting for, please check our job openings page frequently.
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