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Morgan Stanley

Manages investments and advises on financing

Quality Assurance Manager - Service Review Unit, Vice President

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Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 10 years of relevant financial services experience in operations, brokerage servicing, transaction processing, quality, risk, controls, or closely related functions.
  • At least 5 years of people leadership experience, including leading managers and/or senior analysts, with demonstrated success leading large teams across multiple sites.
  • Proven ability to lead large-scale projects or programs in a fast-paced environment, including process improvement and policy consistency initiatives.
  • Demonstrated ability to run a quality oversight program that includes oversight reporting review, calibration, coaching loops, and continuous improvement.
  • Strong understanding of operating risk and policy adherence in a regulated environment, including ability to stay current on SEC/FINRA and firm/department policies and apply them to mitigate risk.
  • Highly effective written and verbal communication skills and ability to influence stakeholders and drive outcomes.
  • Series 7 registration is required.
  • Series 63 and 65, or Series 66, registrations are required.
  • Series 9 and 10, or equivalent supervisory registrations such as Series 24 and Series 4, as applicable, are required.
  • A bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience is required.

Responsibilities

  • Define and execute an enterprise-scalable Quality strategy, including implementing a single scalable sampling and oversight solution that can support SRU, Field Services, Home Office, and additional lines of business as scope expands.
  • Establish governance routines and reporting that drive quality, consistency, and compliance with firm and department policies and procedures, including oversight reporting review.
  • Lead and standardize calibration practices to ensure consistent error identification across the QA organization.
  • Implement risk-based sampling that dynamically reallocates coverage based on defect trends, business changes, and emerging risks to maximize coverage without increasing staffing.
  • Define QA success metrics and operating dashboards for coverage, leakage, repeat defects, and time to remediate, and use them to drive weekly and monthly performance routines.
  • Oversee daily quality oversight activities and outputs, ensuring quality, consistency, and compliance with firm and department policies and procedures.
  • Use macro analytics to identify systemic trends, emerging risks, and root causes, and translate insights into prioritized action plans and measurable outcomes.
  • Ensure the Quality program stays current on SEC/FINRA, compliance, firm guidelines, and department policies and procedures, applying that knowledge to support risk mitigation.
  • Drive a closed-loop quality improvement model by identifying gaps, implementing interventions, and validating sustained improvement.
  • Partner with Team Managers and Training leadership to develop tailored quality improvement plans, and provide direct coaching as needed.
  • Identify and deliver solutions to improve efficiency and processes within SRU, including recommending where additional sampling is required.
  • Lead, develop, and motivate a distributed team across multiple sites and time zones; build morale and accountability in a fast-paced environment.
  • Set clear performance expectations, develop talent, and ensure consistent standards and culture through active engagement in team routines.
  • Establish clear non-negotiables for consistency, including defect taxonomy, severity, and documentation standards, and hold the organization accountable through calibration and auditability.
  • Build a high-performance culture by setting expectations, inspecting what is expected, coaching in the moment, and addressing persistent non-adoption.
  • Lead large-scale, cross-functional projects focused on process improvement, efficiency, and policy consistency, with solutions designed to scale across SRU, Field Services, Home Office, and other business areas.
  • Serve as a visible leader in AI-enabled process efficiency improvements, including intelligent sampling, automated defect detection, workflow automation, and enhanced reporting using firm-approved AI tools.
  • Drive adoption of new QA methodologies by redesigning routines for calibration, coaching, defect taxonomy, and reporting, and holding the line on consistency.
  • Build a culture of continuous improvement and challenge the status quo, where analysts are expected to propose enhancements, not just find defects.
  • Engage and influence leaders at all levels across SRU, Field Services, Home Office, and the broader firm, as well as external partners as needed, to drive alignment and timely delivery of remediation actions as the program scope expands.
  • Represent SRU Quality in governance forums and communicate quality trends, risks, and progress clearly to executives.
  • Influence process, training, and technology leaders to prioritize and deliver remediation, and ensure actions are validated and sustained through closed-loop verification.
  • Quantify the impact of insights on risk, clients, and capacity, and recommend decisions.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience implementing and scaling a standardized sampling methodology across multiple products, functions, and lines of business, including Field Services, Home Office, or similarly diverse operating areas.
  • Demonstrated delivery of AI or automation initiatives in operations quality, risk, or controls.
  • Risk or compliance experience.
  • An advanced degree is preferred.
  • Experience with Microsoft Office Suite tools, including Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Word.
  • Experience with AI@MS, OpenAI within firm-approved usage, or automation tooling.
  • Experience with analytics and data tools, including Tableau, Power BI, SQL, Python, and SAS.

About the Company

Morgan Stanley

Manages investments and advises on financing

Morgan Stanley advises companies and governments on financing and manages investments for institutions, individuals, and families. Its business combines investment banking and securities trading with wealth management and an asset-management division that invests across public and private markets. Bankers arrange stock and bond sales and advise on mergers, while advisors build client portfolios and fund managers invest money under agreed strategies. The firm earns advisory and management fees, trading revenue, commissions, and interest from lending and deposits. Morgan Stanley was founded as a partnership in 1935 and is headquartered in New York City.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1935

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