CalCareers Exam/Assessment-Financial Institutions Examiner
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Finance & Banking
Financial Analyst, Accounting & Finance, Banking & Finance, Financial Compliance
Job Description & How to Apply Below
The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) is recruiting for Financial Institutions Examiners (FIEs). The DFPI has office locations in Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco. Help us protect California consumers by performing important financial analyses of financial institutions, business firms, and services!
A career as an FIE requires working out in the field at a variety of financial service institutions away from headquarters office. Overnight travel may be required approximately 25% to 75% of the time.
Qualifications- Accounting
- Business Administration
- Economics
- Finance
- A related business/management specialization
- Or individuals who have completed a minimum of 16 semester units of professional accounting courses and 3 semester units of business law.
Starting at $69,264 annually
View the FIE exam/assessment and apply on Cal Careers at:
About the DFPIThe DFPI is California’s financial regulator, working to protect consumers by examining and licensing financial activities and taking action against unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices. We oversee state-chartered banks, credit unions, student loan servicers, and more. The DFPI offers benefit packages, competitive salary, a robust training program and opportunities for advancement.
Consider a rewarding career as an FIE with the DFPI!
The State of California offers its employees generous benefits that include retirement and savings plans, health, dental, vision insurance, and access to long-term disability and long-term care insurance. For detailed information please visit:
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