Jobs at NatWest Group

Lead end-to-end product design across fintech projects, including user research, journey mapping, wireframes, high-fidelity interfaces, prototypes, workshops, design critiques, and stakeholder collaboration. Partner with engineering, product, and business teams to deliver customer-focused digital experiences across web and mobile. Contribute to design systems, usability, market success, and design standards while leading projects and sharing knowledge within cross-functional teams.

Manage NatWest Markets’ incident management framework, coordinating responses to complex incidents and providing governance, guidance, and stakeholder communication. Lead resilience exercises, invocation testing, plan and playbook maintenance, and post-incident improvement activities. The role requires experience with incident management, operational resilience, regulatory expectations, markets trading environments, and investment or wholesale banking operations. It also involves producing management information and engaging senior stakeholders during time-critical situations.

Owns supply chain support, data analysis, reporting, process improvement, and tooling initiatives for supplier portfolios. The role develops executive reporting, identifies benefits and risk exposure, maintains process documentation and records, improves data quality, and transitions manual workflows to online tools. It also supports third-party risk management, supplier decisions, ESG initiatives, and automation across internal and external supplier operations.

Support supplier onboarding, third-party oversight, supplier risk and materiality assessments, contract governance, incident reviews, and operational resilience activities. Maintain process documentation and audit trails, identify emerging supplier risks, challenge evidence quality, and guide business and contract owners toward proportionate decisions. Collaborate with Supply Chain, Technology, Information Security, Legal, Risk, and other stakeholders while supporting ESG objectives and presenting recommendations to senior leaders.

Build DevOps capability across platform and feature teams by mentoring, assessing technical maturity, delivering training, improving CI/CD and route-to-live workflows, supporting cloud migration, and promoting automation, observability, GitOps, and DevOps best practices. The role involves Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, EKS, Java application containerization, Python and Bash scripting, and tools including GitLab, ArgoCD, Grafana, Loki, Tempo, Mimir, and Prometheus.

Own the vision, roadmap, and delivery of a fraud profiling and decisioning platform within an Economic Crime Hub. Partner with data, engineering, architecture, fraud, and financial crime teams to prioritize capabilities, translate requirements, manage backlogs, guide Agile delivery, remove impediments, and ensure quality outcomes. Lead stakeholder and vendor relationships, validate customer needs, manage migration planning, and track business cases, ROI, and benefits realization.

Leads transaction monitoring and sanctions-filtering controls across institutional markets, ensuring alignment with financial crime policies, laws, and regulations. Develops monitoring strategies, scenario segmentation, procedures, and control frameworks across jurisdictions. Partners with product, technology, operations, and compliance teams to implement roadmap initiatives and embed controls into products and processes. Monitors industry threats and typologies involving AML, sanctions, fraud, bribery, and corruption. Mentors colleagues and supports talent development, succession planning, and regional execution.

Develops statistical, machine learning, generative AI, and software engineering solutions to prevent fraud and scams. The role translates fraud challenges into analytical questions, builds and deploys scalable models and pipelines, monitors model performance and drift, investigates emerging fraud patterns, and communicates insights to stakeholders. It also supports model-risk governance, ethical AI practices, data literacy, and regulatory documentation.

Serve as a strategic finance adviser to executive leaders in investment products, financial planning, private banking, and wealth management. Lead financial planning, forecasting, stress testing, performance reporting, P&L oversight, cost management, investment decision support, and risk escalation. Influence business strategy, profitability, client outcomes, and resource allocation while partnering with senior stakeholders. Lead and develop a high-performing finance team in a complex, regulated environment.

Lead profitable growth for NatWest Boxed’s unsecured personal lending business. Identify and execute growth initiatives with clients and channel partners, analyze performance data, optimize channel economics, and balance volume, risk, margin, and conversion with Pricing, Credit Risk, and Product teams. Develop initiative roadmaps, quantify commercial opportunities, and provide product roadmap requirements. Requires extensive unsecured lending or embedded finance experience, strong analytical and financial modeling skills, and proficiency with Excel, Python, or SQL.

Manage the design, compliance, administration, and delivery of global employee share plans. Advise on share-based remuneration, coordinate grant and vesting events, oversee Sharesave activities, and lead global due diligence. Manage external administrators and advisors, prepare disclosures and filings, support corporate governance and director shareholding policies, and develop clear communications and financial education for colleagues.

Manage market risk coverage for global commercial and institutional capital markets franchises. Monitor risk appetites, limits, breaches, trading strategies, unusual activity, trade proposals, and non-standard deals. Review risk model performance, support methodology improvements, and advise senior management. Collaborate closely with trading, structuring, finance, quants, and other stakeholders while maintaining strong knowledge of rates, credit, liquidity, and financial markets.

Manage enterprise-wide business risk across a supported business area by monitoring risk profiles, controls, governance, and remediation. Analyze risk and control data, lead reporting to governance forums, track audit and regulatory actions, oversee risk records, identify control weaknesses, and recommend improvements. The role partners with business leaders and all three lines of defence to support informed decisions, regulatory compliance, safe growth, and positive customer outcomes.

Vice President responsible for managing securitisation portfolios, credit stewardship, transaction execution, risk assessment, capital allocation, reporting, and customer relationships. The role oversees non-origination activities, manages problem loans and financial metrics, and ensures regulatory and commercial compliance. It also includes line management, coaching, performance management, stakeholder engagement, and developing team members. Prior securitisation experience and strong credit skills are essential, with experience in Power BI, Workspace, Power Platform, and AI preferred.

Leads NatWest Group’s Finance Controls function, owning financial, regulatory, tax, and management reporting controls; SOx and ICFR; enterprise risk management implementation; and material controls requirements. Provides assurance and reporting to executive, audit, risk, and board committees, advises senior leaders, represents Finance to internal and external auditors, and leads a team of control, risk, and assurance specialists. Drives control transformation, governance enhancement, accountability, and continuous improvement across a complex financial services organization.

Graduate engineers complete a three-month bootcamp followed by nine months on live banking projects. They gain experience across the engineering lifecycle, including coding, testing, deployment, Agile practices, data, and AI-assisted engineering. The programme provides mentoring, certifications, and collaboration with global teams, with potential progression into a permanent Engineering role after successful completion.

Eight-week engineering internship involving real business projects, Scrum ceremonies, agile methodologies, AI-assisted engineering, and collaboration with engineering experts. Interns will develop technical and problem-solving skills, learn about banking technology functions, apply data-driven decision-making, and engage with emerging AI and agentic technologies. Successful participants may be offered a place on the engineering graduate programme.

Two-year graduate programme in Quantitative Analytics at NatWest Markets. Trainees develop quantitative models and analytical tools for derivatives, algorithmic trading, capital management, and other financial resources. The programme includes expert-led learning, technical development, networking, relationship management, and early responsibility, with potential progression into a Quantitative Analytics role.

A 10-week quantitative analytics internship focused on derivatives pricing and risk management, algorithmic trading and data science, or quantitative development. Interns develop practical market and technical skills, attend training, contribute to daily work, and complete a business improvement project. Successful participants may progress to NatWest Markets’ graduate programme.

Leads customer-facing origination and delivery of private financing transactions, manages relationships with financial sponsors, and collaborates with Product, Trading, and Portfolio Management. Responsibilities include executing coverage strategies, achieving revenue and cost objectives, optimizing the balance sheet, managing risk profiles, and developing sustainable profitability. The role requires private-side financial markets sales experience and knowledge of structured products, fund financing, CRE loans, repo products, and European financial institutions and sponsors.