Job Title: Credit Risk Model Developer / Risk Analytics Lead
Experience Required: 9 years
Skills & Expertise:
LGD (Loss Given Default)
EDA (Exploratory Data Analysis)
Model Development (Credit Risk Scoring Models)
Credit Risk Management
Team Management
Banking/Financial Sector Background
Quantitative Risk Management
Key Responsibilities:
Develop Credit Risk Scoring Models:
Solve analytically complex problems related to credit risk, focusing on model development for clients in the financial sector.
Lead Modeling Workstream:
Lead the development of credit rating models, which involves defining data requirements, data cleaning, aggregation, statistical analysis, and coaching junior team members through the modeling process.
Provide Expert Guidance:
Advise the consulting team on modeling-related issues, ensuring best practices are followed.
Support Risk Management Tools:
Contribute to the development and maintenance of proprietary risk management tools and knowledge development projects.
Employee Specifications:
Educational Background:
A postgraduate degree (preferably in Statistics, MBA, or Economics with a quantitative focus) from a reputed institution (e.g., DSE, ISI, JNU, IIMs, MDI, etc.) with a strong academic record.
Experience:
1-9 years in a reputable bank, insurance company, financial firm, or analytics firm, with at least 2 years of experience in risk management.
Specific exposure to credit risk or market risk is essential.
Experience in quantitative risk management is required.
Experience with scorecard development and risk rating development.
Skills:
Strong understanding of both business and the quantitative foundations of risk management.
Excellent problem-solving skills, including the ability to break down issues, identify root causes, and propose solutions.
Strong communication skills, both verbal and written, with fluency in English.
Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines in a dynamic, evolving environment.
Strong team collaboration skills and coaching abilities.
Technical Expertise:
Quantitative Techniques: Multivariate Statistics, Econometrics, Decision Trees (CART, CHAID), Optimization, Machine Learning, Stochastic Processes, etc.
Familiarity with tools such as SAS, SPSS, Answer Tree, Crystal Ball, @Risk, SAS Eminer, Knowledge Studio, Xeno, and Model Builder is a plus.