Information Security Specialist - Regulatory Examination Management Lead

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Position Overview The Regulatory Exam Management Lead is responsible for the end-to-end coordination and execution of regulatory examinations, supervisory reviews, and ongoing regulatory engagements impacting Technology and related business functions. This role serves as the central point of coordination between Regulatory Program Management (RPM), executives, business stakeholders, compliance partners, and subject matter experts to ensure examinations are managed effectively and regulatory commitments are delivered accurately, completely, and on time. The successful candidate will drive exam readiness activities, manage regulator requests for information (RFIs), coordinate formal regulator meetings, oversee executive communications, and provide leadership throughout the examination lifecycle—from preparation and fieldwork through supervisory letters, findings management, and closure activities. Job Details - What You’ll Do Regulatory Exam Management Lead the end-to-end management of regulatory examinations, supervisory reviews, deep dives, and targeted assessments. Serve as the primary point of contact for Technology-related regulatory engagements. Coordinate regulator Information Requests (IRs), Additional Requests (ARs), and ongoing inquiries. Develop and execute examination strategies, timelines, and stakeholder engagement plans. Track milestones, deliverables, dependencies, risks, and escalations throughout the examination lifecycle. Ensure responses are complete, accurate, defensible, and submitted within regulatory timelines. Exam Readiness & Stakeholder Coordination Lead readiness activities in advance of regulatory examinations to identify key stakeholders, potential risk areas, and anticipated lines of inquiry. Coordinate working sessions, preparedness reviews, and executive briefing meetings. Facilitate collaboration across Technology, Risk, Compliance, Legal, Audit, and business partners. Build strong relationships with senior executives and regulators to support successful examination outcomes. Regulatory Responses & Quality Assurance Coordinate collection, review, and submission of regulatory artifacts and supporting evidence. Ensure appropriate governance, quality assurance, redaction, and approval processes are followed. Challenge responses where necessary to improve accuracy, completeness, and regulatory defensibility. Maintain organized documentation repositories and audit trails supporting regulatory submissions. Formal Regulator Engagements Coordinate examination kickoffs, status meetings, deep dives, onsite sessions, and exit meetings. Facilitate the preparation of agendas, presentation materials, briefing documents, and speaking notes. Conduct stakeholder preparation sessions and executive dry runs. Capture meeting outcomes, commitments, action items, and examiner feedback. Reporting & Executive Communications Develop executive-level status reporting and examination dashboards. Prepare concise updates highlighting progress, key decisions,