Counterparty Credit Risk, SME, Regulatory IT/ Senior Associate Director, Tech SME

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HSBC is one of the largest banking and financial services organisations in the world, with operations in 64 countries and territories. We aim to be where the growth is, enabling businesses to thrive and economies to prosper, and, ultimately, helping people to fulfil their hopes and realise their ambitions.

We are currently seeking an experienced professional to join our team in the role of Sr. Associate Director, Tech SME 

This role is in Regulatory IT under Finance IT for Markets Security Services. Regulatory space is quite dynamic and has huge opportunity to explore new solutions. The team is primarily involved in Basel III reporting for Counterparty Credit Risk. The team is working on upcoming changes as per the Regulatory Guidelines.

The team is currently engaged with a stream of mandatory regulatory capital programmes that include new Standardised Approach to CCR (SA-CCR), Stress Testing (PRA/ECB/HKMA) and Basel III reforms. The team is highly skilled and one of the best in the industry. We work on cutting edge technology and have a multi-culture, multi-location team. This team is driving many innovations for our users. You will get a chance to work with the best in the class team and it will help achieve your carrier goals.

This role is required to have effective communication across stakeholders, and it creates good opportunity to thrive in a matrix organization.

In this role, you will:

• Lead CCR analysis and delivery across regulatory programmes (CCR RWA, CVA, Leverage Ratio and related capital/reporting outcomes), translating regulatory intent into implementable requirements.
• Own end-to-end BA artefacts to bank standards: FRS, TRD/design notes, LDM, JIRA epics/features/stories, process flows, lineage and impact assessments.
• Partner with Risk, Finance, Regulatory Reporting and Technology to agree methodology, assumptions, controls and data requirements for CCR calculations and downstream use.
• Elicit, define and manage functional/domain requirements across multiple delivery pods, ensuring consistency, traceability and appropriate local flexibility.
• Drive stakeholder engagement through workshops, requirement challenge/confirmation, sign-offs, expectation management and clear communication to diverse audiences.
• Define the BA-led testing approach: test scenarios/cases covering regulatory rules, data quality, reconciliations and control requirements; support SIT/UAT planning.
• Lead end-to-end UAT: prepare UAT packs, coordinate business testers, triage defects, manage retest cycles and secure go-live readiness with clear acceptance criteria.
• Own delivery reporting and governance: milestones, dependencies, RAID and decision logs; escalate early with pragmatic options; promote re-use of patterns, data models and control frameworks across the programme.

To be successful in this role, you should meet the following requirements:

• Strong hands-on CCR domain expertise in a reputed bank: CCR RWA, CVA, Leverage Ratio, exposure measures, netting/collateral/margin, lineage and reconciliations.
• Strong understanding of the regulatory landscape and ability to interpret evolving requirements and supervisory expectations.
• Proven BA capability producing high-quality artefacts (FRS, TRD, LDM, JIRA stories/acceptance criteria, process maps, data dictionaries, controls and reconciliation documentation).
• Demonstrated ability to maintain traceability from regulation → requirement → build → test → sign-off across multiple pods/squads.
• Hands-on testing and UAT capability: writing functional/data/control test scenarios and cases, executing UAT, defect triage and managing business sign-offs.
• Strong stakeholder management and facilitation skills, with excellent written/verbal communication for both technical and non-technical audiences.
• Delivery management experience in complex programmes: status reporting, RAID/dependency management, disciplined change control and ownership in multi-year initiatives.
• Technical and vendor/tooling fluency: data models/lineage, interfaces, batch/stream, calculation engines and reconciliation patterns; exposure to CCR vendor tools (e.g., Axiom SL, Moody’s, Regnology) and/or in-house engines (SA-CCR B3.1, comprehensive calculations, CVA).

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Issued by – HSBC Software Development India