Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency Benefits Overview

Evaluates rental housing developments for loan and tax credit financing using underwriting, market, land use, and environmental criteria. Coordinates multifamily development reviews, collaborates with developers, ensures submission and regulatory compliance, maintains project records, prepares correspondence and reports, and interprets federal, state, and local housing program requirements. The role focuses on affordable housing finance, including Low Income Housing Tax Credits and HUD-related programs, with periodic travel and a hybrid schedule requiring at least three office days weekly.

Leads enterprise risk management and risk-based internal audit programs across lending, servicing, finance, IT, and housing programs. Develops risk taxonomies, registers, indicators, dashboards, and control assessments; identifies gaps and tracks remediation. Evaluates regulatory, credit, vendor, fraud, and operational risks across single-family and multifamily portfolios. Reports findings to executives and board committees, supports examinations, and promotes risk-aware practices through training and policy development.

The Senior Voucher Analyst oversees voucher and claims processing, ensures compliance with HUD regulations, and supervises staff while maintaining accurate tracking systems.