Consultant spcialis en projets de transformation - secteur financier

Role Overview: EY Consulting in France supports clients in achieving their strategic transformations, contributing to sustainable and inclusive economic growth and the creation of a better world of work. The consulting services are focused on Business Consulting, Technology Consulting, and People Consulting. Key Responsibilities: - Participate in various missions for clients in the financial sector, including: - Diagnosis and transformation in areas such as organization, governance, processes, technology, data, and human resources. - Definition of a target operating model for Business functions. - Process optimization and cost reduction. - Change management support. - Implementation of new standards and regulations (FATCA, MIFID II, AIFMD, Anti-money laundering, etc.). - Improvement of commercial efficiency, customer journey redesign, and digital transformation. - Project coordination and management assistance. Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree (Bac + 5) with at least 3 years of experience in the financial sector, preferably in a consulting firm or financial institution (bank, insurance, or asset management company). - Ambitious, autonomous, and rigorous with the ability to adapt quickly to client needs. - Strong interpersonal skills and teamwork abilities. - Willingness to work in multidisciplinary contexts. - Proficiency in English. Additional Company Details: EY Consulting France offers a dynamic work environment with opportunities such as working with leading international clients, mobility options, participation in international communities of expertise, integration seminars, engagement in various activities (skills-based volunteering, recruitment, environmental initiatives, sports associations), and smart working arrangements allowing flexibility in work location. Join the EY team that values excellence, kindness, conviviality, diversity, and teamwork for a fulfilling professional experience. EY promotes diversity and welcomes applications from individuals with disabilities under equal competency considerations.,