FSO - Business Transformation - CCSB Banking - Senior Consultant
EYFSO - Business Transformation - CCSB Banking - Senior Consultant
EYLocation
New York, NY
Type
Full-time
Posted
9/29/2026
Compensation
$97,300 - $202,600 per year
Job description
The Senior Consultant role in EY's FSO Business Transformation practice focuses on enhancing performance for financial services clients, particularly in the corporate, commercial, and SME banking sectors. The team specializes in credit and lending transformation, operating model design, and integrating AI and automation into banking operations. This position offers the opportunity to work on diverse projects, from short-term engagements to extensive transformation programs. Candidates will leverage their banking or consulting experience to address complex strategic and operational challenges.
Requirements
- A bachelor's degree plus approximately 2-6 years of related work experience.
- Relevant experience in consulting, advisory, or transformation project delivery within financial services.
- Hands-on experience in corporate, commercial, or SME banking, bank operations, or lending operations.
- Strong written and verbal communication, presentation, and client-service skills.
- The ability to travel up to approximately 50% of the time.
Responsibilities
- Support the delivery of a project workstream by creating and reviewing high-quality work products.
- Ensure consistent delivery across peers and team members while responding to client requests.
- Contribute to the analysis behind the story through assessments, operating model designs, and business cases.
- Coach and mentor newer team members and campus hires, sharing knowledge and helping them ramp.
- Foster client relationships at appropriate levels and contribute to internal EY initiatives.
Benefits
- Ernst & Young (EY) offers a comprehensive and competitive benefits package designed to support the well-being of its employees across various dimensions.
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