Senior Operations Group Manager

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🕒 il y a 10 jours

🔔 Pennsylvania – Distant

🔔 Pennsylvania – Remote

💵 $123 200 - $274 560 / an

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PNC

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10 000+ employés

🏦 Banque

💸 Finance

🤝 B2B

Banking • Finance • B2B

PNC est une entreprise de services financiers diversifiés qui opère en tant que banque et offre des opportunités de carrière, des avantages sociaux et un environnement de travail inclusif. Le texte fournit met en avant la culture de PNC, son processus de recrutement, ses programmes pour étudiants et ses disclosures légaux/EEO. PNC semble être The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. , une grande banque américaine offrant des services bancaires aux particuliers et aux entreprises.

Description

• Lead the FinOps function across settlement, billing, exception management, collections, and financial control functions • Own daily, monthly, and periodic operational calendars; ensure all processes are executed on schedule and within defined accuracy and quality thresholds, with a focus on automation • Establish and maintain operating procedures, runbooks, and control documentation for all FinOps processes • Serve as the primary escalation point for high-severity financial exceptions, funding discrepancies, or merchant-impacting operational failures • Maintain full reconciliation integrity across the merchant services general ledger, including settlement accounts, clearing accounts, reserve accounts, and fee income accounts • Ensure daily and month-end close activities are completed accurately and on time in coordination with the bank's Finance and Accounting functions • Design and enforce a strong internal control environment, including dual controls, reconciliation sign-offs, and exception aging governance • Partner with Internal Audit and Compliance to support examinations, audits, and regulatory reviews of financial operations • Own merchant interchange and scheme fee economics; ensure interchange income is accurately captured, pass-through fees are correctly assessed, and network fees are reconciled and disputed where applicable • Identify and remediate billing and revenue leakage across the merchant portfolio, including misconfigured rate plans, unbilled transactions, and under collected fees • Partner with Product and Pricing teams to operationalize fee schedule changes and new billing constructs • Manage reserve adequacy across the merchant portfolio, coordinating with Credit Risk and Underwriting on reserve policy application and exceptions • Oversee the collections strategy for merchant receivables, including fee arrears, negative balance recovery, and post-termination loss mitigation • Lead damage assessment processes for merchant-related fraud, processing errors, and dispute losses; quantify recoverable amounts and coordinate recovery actions • Ensure all FinOps processes comply with applicable regulations, card network rules, and bank policy, including IRS 1099-K requirements, BSA/AML transaction monitoring obligations, and state unclaimed property laws • Manage lien and levy processing in strict adherence to legal requirements and internal policy • Maintain audit-ready documentation and evidence packages for all FinOps processes • Define and drive the FinOps target operating model, including automation opportunities, system enhancements, and vendor/processor integration improvements • Develop and report on a FinOps scorecard covering operational KPIs, exception aging, funding accuracy, billing quality, and recovery performance • Partner with Product & Platform team on requirements for Technology system implementations, platform migrations, and operational tooling that impacts financial processing • Contribute to the merchant services business strategy by providing data-driven insight on operational cost, risk exposure, and revenue performance

🎯 Exigences

• 10+ years of progressive financial operations experience in payments, merchant acquiring, or card issuing, with at least 5 years in a senior management or leadership role • Deep understanding of the merchant acquiring value chain, including settlement flows, interchange economics, scheme fee structures, and the bank-processor operating model • Demonstrated experience owning reconciliation, exception management, and billing operations in a high-volume payments environment • Proven track record managing collections, reserves, and financial risk mitigation in a regulated financial institution • Familiarity with IRS 1099-K reporting requirements, state escheatment laws, and levy/lien processing obligations • Experience operating within a bank regulatory environment, including working with Internal Audit, Compliance, and bank examiners • Strong financial acumen; ability to manage P&L impacts, quantify operational losses, and communicate financial results to senior leadership • Excellent organizational and process management skills; demonstrated ability to run multi-track operational calendars without errors or missed deadlines • Experience leading and developing high-performing operations teams

🏖️ Avantages

• medical/prescription drug coverage (with a Health Savings Account feature) • dental and vision options • employee and spouse/child life insurance • short and long-term disability protection • 401(k) with PNC match • pension and stock purchase plans • dependent care reimbursement account • back-up child/elder care • adoption, surrogacy, and doula reimbursement • educational assistance, including select programs fully paid • robust wellness program with financial incentives • maternity and/or parental leave • up to 11 paid holidays each year • 9 occasional absence days each year, unless otherwise required by law • between 15 to 25 vacation days each year, depending on career level; and years of service