(1897) Information Co-Ordinator

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**Overview** This document outlines the role of an Information Co-Ordinator at the South African Reserve Bank, within the context of supporting the Prudential Authority systems. The position focuses on ensuring the accuracy and reliability of financial institution returns and profiles, maintaining system performance, and providing critical data and insights for strategic decisions and regulatory supervision. **What you will do** The successful candidate will be responsible for the following key performance areas: * Provide support for the Prudential Authority systems to ensure that financial institutions returns and profiles are accurate and reliable. * Perform daily system monitoring, troubleshooting and maintenance to enhance system performance. * Prepare and provide accurate and reliable data and information in support of the PA strategic decisions. * Oversee receipt and delivery of accurate and reliable data from the regulated financial institutions. * Monitoring the receipt of data from regulated financial institutions. * Provision of reports and graphs to the frontline analysts in order to create insights as part of ongoing supervision. * Reporting the contravention of regulatory requirements by regulated financial institutions to the relevant frontline analysts in order to address any irregularities. * Perform system available testing during the business continuity. * Conduct information systems training to the users of the systems across the PA * Perform administrative duties associated with the role. * Contribute to divisional, departmental and PA wide projects in line with the PA objective. **Requirements (from the original advert)** To be considered for this position, candidates must be in possession of: * a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology/Information Systems/Computer Science NQF 7 or an equivalent qualification. * At least two to five years’ experience in data management/data administration. Job related knowledge and skills: * knowledge of the Financial Sector Regulation ActFSR Act, and Regulations relating thereto; * knowledge of administrative and monitoring systems; * business intelligence knowledge and skills; * knowledge of database querying languages e.g. SQL; * quality assurance knowledge and skills; Job Related skills and attributes: * good communication and interpersonal skills; * time and quality management skills; * attention to detail and dedication to tasks; * the ability to work well with departments and teams; * problem-solving skills; and * professionalism. **Who should apply** Ideal candidates for this Information Co-Ordinator role will hold a Bachelor’s Degree (NQF 7) in Information Technology, Information Systems, Computer Science, or an equivalent qualification, coupled with two to five years of experience in data management or administration. Applicants should possess knowledge of the Financial Sector Regulation Act (FSR Act) and its regulations, administrative and monitoring systems, business intelligence, database querying languages (such as SQL), and quality assurance principles. Essential attributes include strong communication and interpersonal skills, proficiency in time and quality management, meticulous attention to detail, a dedication to tasks, the ability to collaborate effectively within departments and teams, strong problem-solving capabilities, and a high level of professionalism. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/1897-information-co-ordinator-south-african-reserve-bank Source: myjobmag

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