•**Only qualified Regulatory Program Manager candidates located near the Tampa, FL area to be considered due to the position requiring an onsite presence***

The Regulatory Program Manager is responsible for the management of technology projects within the regulatory program management team and support the governance of tech regulatory programs for Information Services Group Data Engineering (Client). S/He will partner with key internal stakeholders (Within Client and outside of Client) to drive end-to-end program / project management for all regulatory programs and ensures Client meets the Regulator’s timelines and standard.

The ideal candidate will have experience leading project management including tracking and reporting, process improvement and change management. Excellent communication skills required to negotiate internally. Developed communication and diplomacy skills are required to guide, influence, and convince others, in particular colleagues across Client team and outside. Knowledge and experience in Regulatory domain will be an advantage.

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