Edward M.

Edward M. has a diverse work experience starting from 1996. Edward initially worked as an independent consultant from 1996 to 2001. During this time, they provided services as a Consultant/Project Manager to Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase, where they focused on building internal data warehouses for credit risk and market risk using standardized data acquisition and control procedures.

In 2001, Edward joined Bank Of New York as an Assistant Treasurer in the Technology Planning Office. In this role, they served as a relationship manager and senior business analyst, liaising between the Information Technology organization and various business areas within the bank. Edward provided business strategy, business process design, and technology solutions, specifically leveraging Lotus Notes databases.

In 2005, Edward returned to being an independent consultant and worked with Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase again. In this role, they were responsible for building internal data warehouses for credit risk and market risk, utilizing standardized data acquisition and control procedures.

Edward joined Bank of America in 2007 and held various positions. Edward served as the Market Risk Vice President from April 2011 to September 2013, where they managed business enhancement projects for Market Risk systems, including data and remediation management for Basel 2.5/3.0. Additionally, they were the Global Markets Credit Risk Vice President from August 2007 to March 2011, where they acted as a Capital Markets Project Manager for business enhancement projects related to the Global Markets Credit Risk systems. Edward also worked as a Senior Data Analyst for the Global Markets Risk Management (GMRM) enterprise data warehouse.

In 2013, Edward joined Olmstead Associates as a Senior Data Analyst. Here, they supported the build-out of a data warehouse for all in-house investment activities of a major insurance company. Edward was responsible for composing Project Charters and Functional and Business Requirements documentation to support the sourcing of derivatives data. Edward also incorporated external data source mappings to enrich source data while maintaining data quality and integrity. Additionally, they handled metadata data management and supported the transformation and outsourcing of client Middle and Back office functionality.

Finally, in 2017, Edward joined Lenmar Consulting as a Project Manager/Senior Data Analyst. In this role, they managed a $3.5mm budget for an upgrade of the e-communications platform to meet a FINRA regulatory requirement of supervising electronic communications of its Global Markets associates. Edward composed project charters and maintained a project plan to support software and hardware refresh activities for the project.

Edward M. obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from Brooklyn College. Edward also acquired a Certificate in Computer Programming from New York University - Leonard N. Stern School of Business. The specific years of completion for both the Bachelor's Degree and the Certificate in Computer Programming are not mentioned.