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Wakefern Food Corp. · 11 hours ago

Corporate Integrity Analyst

Keasbey, NJ

Full-time

Hybrid

Mid, Senior Level

$70K/yr - $90K/yr

5+ years exp

Wakefern Food Corp. is the largest retailer-owned cooperative in the United States, and they are seeking a Corporate Integrity Analyst to oversee compliance activities and support internal audit functions. The role involves managing vendor intake processes, corporate compliance systems, and risk assessment initiatives to ensure regulatory adherence and operational efficiency.

Food and BeverageRetailRetail Technology

Hiring Manager

Rimsha Liaquat

Responsibilities

Own the vendor intake process by evaluating vendor risk profiles, making approval decisions, and ensuring compliance through effective use of the vendor management system

Direct and optimize corporate compliance systems to ensure functionality aligns with organizational compliance objectives

Lead hotline case management by overseeing intake, investigation, resolution, and reporting, ensuring timely and compliant outcomes

Manage the compliance training program within the learning management system, setting curricula, reviewing course material, monitoring completion, and driving remediation for non-compliance

Own the policy management process, distribution, and attestation to maintain regulatory alignment and audit readiness

Lead risk assessment initiatives by engaging key stakeholders, analyzing results, tracking mitigation plans and driving resolution of identified risks

Establish and enforce record-keeping standards in accordance with state and federal regulations, ensuring ongoing compliance and readiness for audits

Partner strategically with cross-functional leaders to influence business decisions and embed compliance requirements into operational processes

Drive internal compliance communications by crafting messaging, setting priorities, and ensuring timely follow-up on critical actions

Monitor, interpret, and act on compliance deadlines and reporting requirements, ensuring proactive risk mitigation and regulatory adherence

Schedule in-person, conference calls and virtual meetings; Maintain Corporate Integrity staff calendars

Schedule and prepare documents, such as presentations, reports, agenda materials for corporate meetings; follow up on any action items from meetings

Manage compliance-related resources and budgets, including procurement of tools and services necessary for program success

Create and process Expense reports, Travel requests, Conference and Training fees as needed

Process check requests for Corporate Integrity-related invoices, licenses, applications, taxes, fees, subscriptions, etc

Qualification

Compliance managementVendor risk assessmentRegulatory complianceMicrosoft Office SuiteOrganizational skillsMulti-taskingComputer systems proficiencyInterpersonal skillsCommunication skillsAttention to detail