Description

Job Description:

About Bank of America:

Our purpose as a firm is to make financial lives better, through the power of every connection. Across the world, we partner with leading corporate and institutional investors through our offices in more than 35 countries. In the U.S. alone, we serve almost all of the Fortune 500 companies and approximately 67 million consumer and small-business clients. We provide a full suite of financial products and services, from banking and investments to asset and risk management. We cover a broad range of asset classes, making us a global leader in corporate and investment banking, sales and trading.

Connecting Asia Pacific to the World

Our Asia Pacific team is spread across 19 cities in 12 markets. We are focused on connecting Asia to the world and the world to Asia, using our global expertise to ensure success is shared between us, our clients and our communities. Our regional footprint covers 12 currencies, more than a dozen languages and five time zones, placing us firmly among the region's leading financial services companies.

Key Responsibilities

The GPO Project Consultant provides consulting expertise to implement changes and solutions in the payment business. You will be required to represent payment operations in projects defining requirements, conducting analysis with data, identifying and limiting impacts and risks, overseeing quality assurance, managing resources and ultimately delivering changes and solutions for the payment domain. This role requires a thorough knowledge of the operations area where you will be able to assess and analyze the impact of new initiatives to the team.

You will join a close-knit and industrious team of professionals in our GPO organization where you will be responsible for:

• Driving the end-to-end integration of various work streams in order to deliver the intended project scope and solution including requirements gathering, data mapping, project execution, integration and implementation.
• Developing project plans managing and aligning resources to key project roles.
• Directing the work efforts of resources that may be functionally aligned as part of the project.
• Connecting with internal and external subject matter experts and stakeholders to escalate, discuss and debate issues and challenges.
• Establishing clearly defined responsibilities and accountabilities across project participants including others outside of operations that may become involved or impacted by the project.
• Leading risk management and mitigation planning readiness, change adoption, stakeholder management, and quality assurance.
• Ensuring all applicable change requirements are satisfied.