4 regulatory reporting analyst jobs at 4 companies in Michigan
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Regulatory Operations Analyst
Southfield, Michigan, United States
HybridFull Time
Raymond James FinancialNYSE: RJF: Diversified financial services, wealth management, and investment banking firm.
0.58+ YOEHands-on CAT and CAIS regulatory reporting experience, FINRA/SEC knowledge, SIE and Series 99 required, high school required, 7–12 months general experience, strong Excel and analytical skills.
CAT, CAIS, Electronic Blue Sheets (EBS), Large Options Position Reports (LOPR), Microsoft Excel
Kalitta Air: Cargo airline providing scheduled and on-demand airfreight transportation for customers worldwide.
Perform inspection data analysis of maintenance delays, conduct root cause investigations, develop corrective actions, and prepare reports; knowledge of aircraft systems, regulatory compliance, and Lean Six Sigma.
Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint
Boca Raton or Indiana or Virginia or Tennessee or Georgia or District of Columbia or Michigan or Connecticut or Alabama or West Virginia or Washington or New York or Ohio or Massachusetts or Pennsylvania or Rhode Island or Maine or Kentucky or New Hampshire or Vermont or Oregon or New Jersey or South Carolina or North Carolina or Delaware or Maryland
HybridFull Time
SBA CommunicationsNASDAQ Global Select Market: SBAC: Public REIT owning wireless communications infrastructure and providing tower leasing and site-development services to wireless carriers.
1+ YOEBachelor’s degree in business, accounting, finance, sustainability, or related field; 1–3 years of relevant experience; sustainability reporting, regulatory, analytical, and GHG Protocol knowledge.
Departmental Analyst Trainee 9-P11 - Program Review Division
Lansing, Michigan, United States
$26-$41/hrHybridFull Time
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services: Michigan state government department providing public health, health care, family services, and public assistance to Michigan residents.
Bachelor's degree in any major or qualifying state-service experience; professional experience varies by level. Requires research, data analysis, reporting, regulatory interpretation, and policy knowledge.
Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Access, CHAMPS, Cognos, Cisco Unified Intelligence Center, Power BI, Power Apps