Enterprise MF Risk - Risk Management - Senior Associate (Flexible Hybrid) - job 1 of 3

The Senior Associate in Enterprise MF Risk at Fannie Mae is responsible for assessing potential risks related to the multifamily business operations. This includes oversight of the multifamily sector, reviewing pre-acquisition and portfolio activities, conducting detailed file reviews, and presenting analytical findings to key stakeholders. This role also emphasizes building strong relationships with diverse stakeholders to align business strategies with regulatory compliance.

To qualify for the Senior Associate position in Enterprise MF Risk at Fannie Mae, a minimum of two years’ experience in the multifamily real estate industry is required. Candidates should have a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent and possess strong financial analysis skills. Experience with credit risk, compliance monitoring, and advanced Microsoft Excel skills are essential. Multifamily underwriting experience is a plus.

The Senior Associate in Enterprise MF Risk at Fannie Mae enjoys a flexible hybrid work model, which allows for a mix of remote and in-office work. This approach not only promotes work-life balance but also encourages collaboration among team members. Whether working in Washington, DC, or Plano, TX, you'll have the autonomy to control your work environment.

Successful Senior Associates in Risk Management at Fannie Mae should exhibit strong analytical skills, exceptional communication abilities, and a deep understanding of the multifamily real estate landscape. Proficiency in financial modeling and trend analysis, along with advanced Excel and PowerPoint skills, are critically important for this position.

The Senior Associate in Enterprise MF Risk plays a crucial role in supporting Fannie Mae's mission of expanding access to fair and affordable housing finance. By identifying risks and collaborating with stakeholders, this position contributes to sound business decisions that enhance the stability and safety of multifamily operations in the face of market fluctuations.

You should provide a detailed account of your experience, highlighting specific projects or analyses you've conducted. Focus on how these experiences equipped you with the necessary skills to identify risks and trends effectively.

Discuss your approach to risk prioritization, which should include a methodical framework for evaluating potential impacts on the organization, as well as specific examples of how you’ve prioritized tasks in past positions.

Share an example where you delivered your analysis clearly and persuasively, emphasizing the impact of your communication skills and how the findings influenced decision-making.

Illustrate your relationship-building strategies, such as effective communication styles, regular check-ins, and team collaboration; provide examples from previous roles where you successfully built partnerships.

Detail your compliance monitoring strategies, referencing key metrics you would track and the importance of adhering to regulatory requirements in the multifamily sector.

Talk about specific Excel functions, data analysis techniques, or automation skills you've developed to streamline your work processes and enhance reporting accuracy.

Explain your strategy for staying informed about regulatory changes, such as continuous learning, attending workshops, or collaborating with regulatory experts. Discuss how you implement those changes in business strategies.

Discuss the importance of collaboration in risk management, providing insights into how teamwork leads to better decision-making, problem-solving, and sharing diverse perspectives.

Share a specific challenge in your previous experience regarding risk assessment and detail the steps you took to overcome it, emphasizing critical thinking and adaptability.

Articulate your passion for risk management within the context of Fannie Mae’s mission—highlighting how you align with the company's goals and your desire to contribute to housing accessibility.