• Provides the mission area with a systematic approach to selecting, managing, and evaluating information technology investments. • Develop, deliver and update risk mitigation and risk management plans monthly, quarterly, annually, or as new risks emerge. • Conduct cost driver, schedule, and performance metric analysis for RD systems, including automation of data collection and reporting, as needed based on the acquisition strategy and the associated IT investment risks. • Provide Capital Planning support through the development of investment business cases and supporting analyses, including cost-benefit analyses, alternatives analyses, and investment justifications aligned with RD processes and budget submission requirements. • Prepare an annual acquisition plan for RD systems, including, but not limited to, Procurement Instrument Identifiers (PIIDs), appropriation types, performance schedules, related investment associations, and applicable Technology Business Management (TBM) attributes. • Maintain compliance with reporting and submission requirements. No more than 3 compliance incidents during the contract period. • Perform Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) activities by creating and maintaining required USDA CPIC artifacts, producing CPIC presentations, AARs, and related data-call responses, and responding to all CPIC and AAR inquiries in accordance with established submission deadlines. • Produce and submit quarterly and semiannual IT investment CIO rating self assessments in accordance with RD processes and submit them through the designated Government specified reporting channels. • Maintain 'Green' CIO ratings in AgMAX and on the Federal IT Dashboard. Produce corrective action plans when “Green” ratings have not been achieved, to identify issues and mitigation strategies that will return the investment’s CIO rating back to “Green”. • Process and submit IT investment financial data. • Provide investment governance expertise on presentations to the OCIO Integrated Advisory Board (IAB), Executive Board (E-Board), Investment Governance Boards (IGB) and Integrated Project Teams (IPT). • Respond to CPIC inquiries promptly and accurately. • Serve as the subject matter expert on the Technology Business Management (TBM) process to update and submit Distributed Life Cycle Cost (DLCC) data. • Implement process improvements based on OMB and USDA guidance. • Produce Investment Cost Savings & Avoidance and Return on Investment (ROI) reporting. • Prepare, plan and coordinate AAR submissions across the period of performance, respond to AAR inquiries within 2 business days and ensure all responses are accurate and aligned with USDA, CPIC & RD applicable policies and processes. • Submit AAR packages on time to secure approvals within the required timeframe, ensuring acquisition process deadlines are met. • Maintain AAR templates, packages, artifacts, historical files and related documentation in the designated Government provided SharePoint site or any other Government-furnished information system or software tool as directed, ensuring accuracy, accessibility and proper version control.

• Provides coordination, oversight, and administrative services that enable effective planning, execution, and completion of programs or projects. • Provide IT Operations and Investment support coupled with Business Process Improvement knowledge. • Manage projects to adhere to Federal Acquisition standards for projects aligned with a major federal investment. • Develop and maintain IT project management artifacts, including project plans, gate review packages, risk monitoring tools, and expenditure reports. • Provide regular IT project status reporting to business sponsors and oversight bodies. • Recommend timely corrective actions to address variances before they affect project success. • Maintain, store, and manage all project artifacts and related documentation within Government‑provided repositories, including SharePoint, JIRA, Confluence.

• Responsible for expanding existing and sourcing new strategic clients in the Financial Services/Fintech industry • Drive key pillars of our corporate strategy • Collaborate across Operations, Product, and Marketing teams to grow this vertical • Set revenue targets and strategies to achieve them • Play a key role in maintaining rapid growth rate to help grow to a $1B company

• Client-facing responsibilities including investor relations, partnerships & new business development • Drafting legally binding documentation as required by PRIIPS, AIFMD, and other supervisory provisions • Ensuring adequate execution of the executive committee investment policy in relation to share capital and any other assets held by the company • Ensuring annual statutory accounts are adequately published in a timely and formatted as per IFRS accounting standards • Fulfilling the requirements of exchange membership for relevant sub-funds, maintaining interaction with investors and the general public • Regulatory on-boarding and compliance responsibilities, particularly those in-scope of AIFMD and UCITS • Any reasonable responsibility that may arise from time to time as defined by the management company