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As a Senior Auditor at USAA, you will lead and execute technology and information security audits. You will identify IT control weaknesses, conduct risk assessments, and ensure audit engagements adhere to professional standards, providing insights and recommendations for improvement.

The Lead Fraud Prevention Policy will manage complex fraud risk management projects, providing expertise to align fraud and business needs. Key responsibilities include executing risk assessments, identifying operational inefficiencies, guiding teams on regulatory compliance, and briefing management on enterprise initiatives.

The Product Management Analyst Intern at USAA will analyze data to influence strategies for personal lines insurance products. They will evaluate profitability, generate reports using tools like Excel and Tableau, and ensure compliance with state regulations, while gaining real-life experience and building relationships during the internship.

The Change Partner Senior at USAA is responsible for leading cross-functional teams to manage organizational change initiatives, ensuring client success through effective communication strategies and readiness assessments. This role involves coaching executives, developing change management strategies, and addressing resistance to change while adhering to compliance and risk policies.

The Credit Risk Analyst Intern will support the risk and compliance team by performing analytical tasks to assess risks in consumer portfolios. Responsibilities include conducting quantitative and qualitative analysis, providing insights for strategic decisions, maintaining risk management frameworks, and supporting decision-making processes under supervision.

The Manager, Claims Operations leads a team responsible for auto, property, and claims services, ensuring exceptional member service. Key responsibilities include coaching employees, improving operational efficiencies, monitoring compliance, and facilitating career development for team members. This role also involves managing workflow, staffing needs, and supporting organizational changes.

The Director of Account Opening Fraud Policy will oversee fraud risk management programs, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and effective fraud controls. This role includes collaborating with stakeholders to develop policies, analyze fraud risks, and manage a team focused on minimizing fraud exposure while enhancing member service.