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E-Communication Surveillance Analyst (Japanese-Speaking)

E-Communication Surveillance Analyst (Japanese-Speaking)

Argyll Scott
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Job Description

Japanese-Speaking E-Communication Surveillance Analyst

Employment Type: Permanent

Location: Singapore

Role Overview

Support e-communication surveillance and compliance technology initiatives, including system implementation, requirements gathering, stakeholder engagement and user testing.

Language Requirement: Japanese proficiency is required as the role involves reviewing, testing and documenting Japanese-language communications as part of the surveillance implementation.

Prior hands-on experience is preferred but not essential, provided you have the ability to speak, understand and communicate effectively in the language.

Key Responsibilities

  • Support implementation and enhancement of surveillance platforms.
  • Gather requirements and document processes and controls.
  • Work with Risk, Compliance, Technology and business stakeholders.
  • Support UAT, including review and testing of Japanese-language communications.
  • Assist with implementation and control-related issues.

Requirements

  • Up to 5 years of relevant experience in surveillance, compliance, risk & controls, or technology implementation.
  • Business-level Japanese proficiency to communicate with stakeholders and review/test Japanese-language communications.
  • Experience with system implementation or transformation projects.
  • Strong risk and control awareness and stakeholder management skills.
  • Advisory / consulting experience is advantageous.
  • Financial Services / Banking experience is preferred.

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Key Skills

surveillance compliance

Japanese-language communications

transformation projects

risk controls

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