• Lead data governance initiatives for the USCG C&P Modernization effort. • Develop, maintain, and publish a Unified Enterprise C&P Data Dictionary. • Identify, analyze, and resolve data redundancies, inconsistencies, and quality issues. • Design and implement comprehensive enterprise-level data maps, high-level architectures, and artifacts. • Develop and operationalize data lineage frameworks. • Create detailed Data Flow Diagrams (DFDs), Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERDs), process models. • Perform in-depth data analysis on complex datasets from contracting, financial, and ERP systems. • Deliver actionable insights, governance reports, dashboards, and visualizations to USCG stakeholders. • Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to gather requirements and validate data/governance needs. • Document and drive adoption of governance frameworks, data architectures, processes, and artifacts.

• Oversee and support governance and administrative activities. • Collaborate to support governance and administrative activities essential to the organization. • Administer corporate policies, ensuring organization-wide access to clear and documented standards that support OCHIN’s mission, operations, and regulatory compliance. • Manage the administrative activities of the Board of Directors and its committees, ensuring efficient operations. • Develop and maintain a highly effective framework and processes to ensure the governance model is efficient and aligned with organizational priorities. • Administer specific internal applications and oversee OCHIN’s portfolio of internal software applications and tools, ensuring alignment with the organization’s strategic goals and operational needs. • Lead projects and departmental initiatives to establish and achieve defined goals, driving alignment with organizational strategies and priorities. • Other duties as assigned

• Define and execute a multi-year Medicare Advantage Risk Adjustment strategy aligned to enterprise growth and compliance objectives • Translate strategy into annual priorities, roadmaps, and measurable execution plans • Strengthen governance, operational discipline, and performance visibility across the function • Ensure full compliance with CMS Risk Adjustment methodologies, RADV requirements, and evolving regulatory guidance • Lead enterprise preparedness for CMS audits and regulatory reviews • Oversee remediation strategies, documentation standards, and defensible governance structures • Partner with medical groups and clinical leadership to drive shared accountability for accurate documentation and HCC capture • Improve workflows that support real-time, actionable information at the point of care • Align Risk Adjustment with Actuarial, Compliance, Product, Clinical Operations, Quality, Pharmacy, and Network teams • Establish and monitor KPIs including RAF accuracy, encounter submission completeness, provider engagement, and documentation quality • Lead and develop a high-performing team through Directors and managers

• Supports the Director of Enterprise Risk Management in implementing and maintaining the bank’s enterprise risk strategy. • Performs data analysis to support risk reports and proposals presented to the Board of Directors, senior executives, and staff. • Serves as a Third-Party Risk Management specialist supporting the Bank’s vendor lifecycle processes, including onboarding, risk assessment, due diligence, monitoring, renewal, and termination. • Performs vendor risk assessments to evaluate inherent and residual risk based on criticality, data sensitivity, operational impact, and regulatory considerations. • Reviews SOC 1 and SOC 2 reports, cybersecurity questionnaires, financial information, and business continuity documentation to assess control effectiveness. • Assists vendor owners in identifying, documenting, and tracking remediation actions and risk mitigation plans. • Supports periodic vendor reviews to ensure alignment with contractual requirements and regulatory expectations. • Maintains accurate and complete vendor risk records within the Bank’s GRC system such as Archer. • Supports vendor contract reviews to confirm appropriate risk, confidentiality, business continuity, and termination provisions are addressed. • Collaborates with Information Security and Compliance to ensure vendors meet data protection and security standards. • Supports the Director of ERM in maintaining and enhancing the Third-Party Risk Management program in alignment with FDIC Interagency Guidance. • Assists in developing and maintaining vendor due diligence templates, risk scoring methodologies, and reporting tools. • Supports migration, configuration, and ongoing maintenance of vendor workflows within Archer GRC. • Identifies opportunities to improve vendor risk processes, documentation quality, and reporting consistency. • Assists with integrating vendor-related risks into RCSA processes, disaster recovery and business continuity testing, and incident management workflows. • Supports development of vendor-related risk metrics, KRIs, and dashboards for management and committee reporting. • Participates in enterprise risk assessments, audits, and regulatory examinations related to third-party risk. • Provides analytical support for ERM reports, dashboards, and risk summaries. • Prepares vendor risk reports, summaries, and supporting documentation for senior management and risk committees. • Tracks vendor-related issues, findings, and corrective actions through resolution. • Maintains regular communication with internal stakeholders and vendors to support effective risk oversight. • Embodies the TRAC Values and Critical Behaviors (Teamwork, Relationship, Authenticity, Commitment) as core principles, using them to guide daily interactions and decision-making. • Completes administrative tasks with a sense of urgency, including required Bank Compliance Training. • Responds to internal and external inquiries via email, phone, or messaging platforms in a timely and professional manner. • Positively represents the Bank through ethical conduct and community involvement. • Demonstrates an understanding of and commitment to EEO policies. • Fosters a respectful, inclusive workplace by valuing cultural differences, preventing harassment of any kind, and supporting a diverse workforce. • Ensures adherence to all Bank policies, procedures, and processes, along with applicable state and federal laws, rules, and regulations, ensuring confidentiality and data privacy while carrying out AML/CFT (Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism) responsibilities specific to the role. • Performs duties in an office or home office environment, involving tasks such as writing, typing, speaking, lifting moderate weights, and operating office equipment. • The position requires physical activities like sitting, walking, and reaching. Reasonable accommodation can be made for individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. • Travels up to 10%, including but not limited to attending company meetings, training sessions, and corporate events, with travel typically being regional or local based on business needs.