A strong quantitative modeler to join the team as Assistant Vice President and Credit Risk Modeler based in New Jersey, Connecticut, or Boston. This role is part of the Centralized Modeling, Analytics and Operations Group within Enterprise Risk Management's Financial Risk Organization.
What you will be responsible for
As Credit Risk Modeler you will:
Develop credit risk models (PD/LGD/EL) to provide quantitative support to credit risk analytical processes including CCAR/CECL/IFRS9/BASEL/Ratings/ICAAP
Develop credit portfolio risk models for economic capital
Review and enhance credit risk analytical methodology including modeling choices in line with expanding business and regulatory requirements
Review and verify key model assumptions with model owners
Review model outputs with properly justified opinions and judgments by experts from credit risk managers to capture forward-looking financial market and macro-economic outlooks
Implement internally developed models on risk analytical library platform
Streamline the existing modeling and analytical process; increasing the pace of execution to meet the needs of the business
Work in close partnership with the three lines of defense functions, such as model governance, Corporate Audit and Financial Regulatory Assurance to ensure appropriate governance and control infrastructure for credit risk analytics
Prepare and present required reports/reviews to model risk management, senior management and global regulators
What we value
These skills will help you succeed in this role:
Strong analytical and quantitative mindset; ability to take ownership and improve on existing risk models and methodologies
Energetic/motivator: an enthusiastic individual with proven leadership skills and an ability to motivate a diverse, multi-level workforce and instill a sense of urgency on a range of evolving goals and objectives
Organizational strengths: an ability to organize projects, processes and priorities to ensure business needs are met in a coordinated, responsive and timely manner, with minimal direction
Confidence: a self-assured, experienced and knowledgeable individual able to quickly garner support for his/her views based on informed, well-presented direction or analysis, with a willingness to negotiate, and concede, when needed
Communicator: clear, confident, self-assured communication style, coupled with an ability to react and adapt to various audiences and environments without diluting effectiveness
Education & Preferred Qualifications
PhD in statistics or econometrics or equivalent, prefer research area in survival analysis/event history analyses or related areas; Prefer PhD research that involves heavy programming work with strong programming skills in Python/R/C/C++/SQL etc.
Undergraduate training in mathematics and probability theory (measure theory) with good knowledge of stochastic calculus is a big plus.
5+ years of experiences for MS, 2+ years of experience for PhD (will consider fresh PhD with solid academic background and strong programming skills) of developing credit risk modeling for in a financial institution
Strong programming skills in Python/R/C/C++/SQL etc.
Demonstrated experiences working with model development teams, analytical library development team and technology
Motivated and fascinated in how to apply statistics and econometric methodologies to resolve credit risk modeling challenges in financial industry
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Salary Range: $100.000 - $160.000 Annual
The range quoted above applies to the role in the primary location specified. If the candidate would ultimately work outside of the primary location above, the applicable range could differ.