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Tyler Moser is a Risk and Control Associate at PNC Bank with over 7 years of experience in operational risk management, data analysis, and process improvement. He has in-depth knowledge of PNC's ORM framework and tools like MS Office, VISIO, OBIEE and Tableau. As an associate, he tracks and trends internal loss data, develops key processes to validate data accuracy, and leads meetings to analyze operational losses. Prior to his current role, Moser held risk management roles at PNC where he managed issues tracking systems and prepared regulatory reports. He has a Bachelor's degree in Finance from Slippery Rock University.
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- 1. Tyler Moser Risk and Control Associate - Operational Risk Management 1127 Bear Run Drive: Pittsburgh, PA 15237: Tyler.Moser@pnc.com Cell: (372) 372-0331 Work: (412) 762-7057 SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS: • Proven track record of increased efficiencies through multiple process improvement initiatives • In depth knowledge of the Basel II Advanced Measurement Approaches (AMA) and Standardised Measurement Approach (SMA) • In depth knowledge of PNC’s Operational Risk Management (ORM) framework and tools utilized • In depth experience with MS Office, VISIO, OBIEE, and Tableau for analytical trending and analysis • In depth experience with both web based and Mainframe applications • Multiple years of experience working with compliance, risk management, and audit procedures • Promote employee engagement through a variety of methods such as team building exercises • Strong written and verbal communication skills • Bachelor’s degree in Finance with a related area of Accounting from Slippery Rock University EXPERIENCE: Risk and Control Associate, PNC Bank, February 2014 – Present • Utilizes analytical and research skills to effectively track and trend Internal Loss Data under the Operational Risk Management (ORM) Team for all major lines of business within PNC • Developed several key processes to validate the accuracy and completeness of Internal Loss Data for business, regulatory and capital reporting • Reviews and approves business requirements for application defects and enhancements • Assesses critical Loss Data applications and makes recommendations for enhancements • Developed materials and effectively trained Finance, Business, and Risk staff on Internal Operational Loss Data framework • Lead for reconciling general ledger accounts to the Operational Loss application monthly and quarterly • Leads monthly and quarterly Operational Loss meetings with Controllers, CFO’s, Senior Business representation, and Risk Officers to discuss and analyze operational losses • Works closely with internal audit, Basel group and independent validation to ensure that processes and procedures mitigated risk and controls are approved and validated Risk Management Development Program - Analyst, PNC Bank, February 2013 – February 2014 • Managed an issue management system which tracked low, medium, and high data issues across all lines of business (LOBs) • Prepared monthly and quarterly reports for business/regulatory ad hoc requests • Generated monthly and quarterly reconciliation reports comparing general ledger and internal loss data • Researched, reviewed, and created manual internal loss entries in an Oracle database (Reveleus) • Compiled and performed quality control on Compliance RCSA forms • Participated in project development meetings where business requirements for a new source system feed were developed and reviewed • Completed assigned tasks with high degree of accuracy and on time • Established an overall understanding of each business’s role for maintaining a strong customer relationship, managing the integrity of data and reporting and effectively mitigating risk for the organization as a whole 1 of 2
- 2. Risk Management Intern Program - Analyst, PNC Bank, June 2012 – August 2012 • Networked effectively with each team member and worked on a variety of projects and systems • Assisted in the documentation of Risk Information’s CCAR process which included the databases used, detailed steps for each report preparation, and process maps of each individual step of the process • Effectively communicated to my peers and managers through a variety of different channels (i.e. email, instant messenger, phone and one-on-one meetings) • Prepared monthly and quarterly reports for business/regulatory ad hoc requests • Completed all recommended training modules in a timely manner GE Co-Op Intern, GE Transportation, Summer/Fall 2010 – Spring/Summer 2011 • Performed physical inventories • Audited UX parts to find discrepancies in costs and quantities • Assisted in the development of a revises scrap process to increase quality of control of raw materials and material use efficiency • Utilized CAS and RTS software-systems to regulate inflow and outflow of materials • Assisted with controllership UX processes • Completed outside vendor audits of new and used raw materials EDUCATION: • Bachelor Degree, Finance; Related Area: Accounting, Slippery Rock University, December 2012 APPLICABLE TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS: • Foundations in Credit and Risk Management – February 2013 2 of 2