ESG Reporting and Controllers - Associate

Role Overview: You are a strategic thinker and passionate about driving change. As an Associate in the ESG Reporting and Controller Team at JPMorgan, you will be responsible for supporting the preparation, review, and assurance of both voluntary and regulatory ESG disclosures. Your work will involve collaborating with various teams across finance, risk, legal, and human resources to ensure accurate and timely reporting, making you an integral part of the firm's efforts to support the success of its businesses, clients, and employees. Key Responsibilities: - Perform press-ready audit, independent review, and tie-out of key metrics in JPMorgan's voluntary Sustainability Report. - Support the preparation and review of external ESG reporting globally, ensuring consistency across jurisdictions. - Collaborate with stakeholders to produce ESG-related metrics accurately and timely. - Assist in the implementation of required ESG disclosures, including SEC and Regulatory Reporting. - Identify opportunities to enhance reporting processes, documentation, and control standards. - Utilize advanced Excel skills for data analysis and reporting. - Work with technology partners and project managers to develop infrastructure supporting business reporting needs. - Contribute to ESG-related departmental initiatives and broader sustainability projects as required. Qualifications Required: - 3+ years of experience in a finance organization with exposure to audit, legal, product control, legal entity control, or regulatory reporting. - Strong organizational skills, time management, problem-solving abilities, and written and oral communication skills. - Excellent communication skills in English. - Ability to work effectively in a hybrid office environment and across diverse functions, locations, and businesses. - Passion for ESG, sustainability, or development finance. Additional Details: The firm has established a firm-wide ESG Reporting & Controller Team to manage end-to-end controls, consistency, and accountability for reporting processes, reflecting the increasing importance of ESG for internal and external stakeholders such as clients, shareholders, and regulators.,