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Wells Fargo is seeking a strategic, outcomes‑oriented Wealth Management Referral Solutions Architect to design, implement, and scale the end‑to‑end referrals ecosystem across Wealth & Investment Management (WIM)—covering referral activity into WIM, out of WIM, and intra‑WIM. You will build from the ground up: architecting business processes, defining application business requirements, establishing controls, and launching tech‑enabled workflows that drive consistency, efficiency, and risk‑sound execution. This role operates at the center of the One Wells Fargo strategic imperative and converts ambiguous referral challenges into clear, validated, repeatable solutions.
Job Responsibility:
Define the enterprise target state for WIM referrals (into / out of / intra‑WIM), including process architecture, handoffs, SLAs, controls, and success metrics
Translate strategy into clear business requirements and acceptance criteria for technology, operations, and risk partners
Break down large, ambiguous business problems into logical workstreams with defined pathways to delivery and measurable outcomes
Own day‑to‑day referral triage and escalation management to ensure operational consistency and high‑quality partner experience
Build new processes from the ground up—current‑state mapping, future‑state design, piloting, validation, scaling, and control integration
Establish and maintain a repeatable operating rhythm with dashboards, routines, governance, and visibility into progress and risks
Design and manage a technology‑enabled inquiry/escalation workflow
drive upstream improvements that reduce volume and streamline handoffs
Partner with Product and Technology on solution options, functional design, data requirements, and sequencing to ensure alignment
Identify risks and control gaps
collaborate with Legal, Compliance, and Operational Risk on integrated mitigations and durable process controls
Maintain audit‑ready documentation, including process maps, procedures, control narratives, and decision-right frameworks
Influence and lead cross‑functional partners—including Product, Legal, Compliance, CRG, Compensation, Finance, and Analytics—toward aligned decisions
Drive adoption and change management
deliver executive‑ready narratives, trade‑offs, recommendations, and validation results to support scale and continuous improvement
Requirements:
4+ years of Business Execution, Implementation, or Strategic Planning experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work experience, training, military experience, education
Nice to have:
Demonstrated ability to design and implement new, complex business processes—from discovery to scale
Strong problem‑framing and structured thinking—can break down large issues into logical workstreams and deliver a clear pathway to outcomes
Experience authoring business requirements and partnering with Product/Tech on delivery
Proven track record establishing controls with Legal/Compliance/Risk and documenting processes/procedures to an audit‑ready standard
Excellent facilitation and influence skills across diverse partner groups
adept at navigating difficult conversations to a decision
Executive‑level communication skills
Customer service mindset with consistent follow‑through and ownership
Experience within Wealth & Investment Management (WIM), private wealth, brokerage/advisory, or adjacent bank/wealth referral models
Understanding of referral programs, incentive/compensation mechanics, suitability/compliance considerations, and cross‑LOB handoffs
Hands‑on experience standing up workflow/case management or inquiry management capabilities and reducing volume through upstream fixes
Familiarity with process mapping journey mapping, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement
Experience leading or mentoring high‑performing teams and influencing without direct authority
Data‑informed decision making—comfortable with metrics, dashboards, and basic analysis to validate concepts and track performance