Bring your expertise to JPMorgan Chase. As part of Risk Management and Compliance, you are at the center of keeping JPMorgan Chase strong and resilient. You help the firm grow its business in a responsible way by anticipating new and emerging risks, and using your expert judgement to solve real-world challenges that impact our company, customers and communities. Our culture in Risk Management and Compliance is all about thinking outside the box, challenging the status quo and striving to be best-in-class.

As an Environmental Credit Risk Senior Officer in the Environmental Risk Management team, you will procure, review and analyze environmental reports relating to the Bank's real estate lending in order to identify environmental conditions impacting secured real estate properties. You will review scope and objectives of projects; evaluate project activities; determine project scheduling and required resources; identify operational/technical impacts; prepare cost/benefit analyses and budget(s); prepare action plans, task outlines and progress reports; clarify processes, policies and procedures; monitor project expenses; serve as an information resource; as assigned - provide leadership for project team; resolve project problems; coordinate events and activities; follow-up on project progress. You will also advise others; implement course of action; redirect and prioritize work activity as necessary; support corporate philosophy and strategy; manage the completion of work; disseminate information; schedule work activities.

• Review environmental records/reports related to commercial real estate secured loan transactions. Prepare review memoranda. Procure environmental reports from qualified consultants when required in connection with guidelines and procedures.
• Conduct collateral-asset analysis on real estate lending, management, and acquisition/ disposition processes. Serve as a link between Bank personnel and the information provided in environmental reports. Provide timely review, analyses, and recommendations.
• Obtain and review Phase I ESA's as well as other investigations or surveys from approved environmental firms for commercial real estate loans in default.
• Coordinate and monitor and/or manage requests for proposals, project scope definition, job award, and work-product review of environmental consultants.
• Perform independent research of available resources to supplement environmental information in connection with real estate collateral.
• Assist management with the development of standardized documentation in connection with environmental inspection checklists, questionnaires, and requests for service.
• Perform special projects as assigned including analysis of environmental exposures in connection with bank acquisitions and audit responses.
• Assist in qualifying environmental firms to perform work for the Bank.
• Perform environmental reviews involving complex environmental reports and property situations, such as contaminated properties undergoing or in need of remediation.
• Review scopes of work for Phase II subsurface investigations and remedial action plans.

• Concise oral and written communication skills; frequent interaction with internal managers, bankers, customers, external vendors, and other external representatives; networking with industry peers; make speeches or presentations; produce and distribute non-routine written materials with technical content, such as correspondence/memoranda, reports and information summaries.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent education in environmental sciences or related fields, and may hold other professional designations or certifications as appropriate depending on the nature of assignments (ie. Registered Environmental Assessor, Certified Asbestos Consultant, etc.).
• At least seven years of experience administering environmental investigations, risk management and loss prevention programs with an environmental consultant, lender or property management firm protecting that organization's or clients' commercial real estate activities and assets.