Join us as a Risk Modelling Lead Analyst

• You’ll be developing and maintaining compliant and fit for purpose models used in the bank’s risk framework
• With your skills and expertise, you’ll be able to provide clear and well-presented analysis
• Join a collaborative and supportive team environment, where you’ll be valued for sharing your ideas and learning from others

What you'll do

In this key role, you’ll design, develop and maintain effective and compliant statistical risk and decision support models and related analytics. We’ll look to you to deliver analytics and performance MI relating to risk models and for the development of new and enhanced approaches, in support of improved business and customer outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Providing business and other stakeholders with advice and support on model use, model impact and model implementation
• Supporting regulatory engagement and internal governance in relation to risk models and model frameworks
• Providing well documented models that meet the bank’s standards and requirements
• Supporting the delivery of all milestones to agreed dates, budget and quality standards

The skills you'll need

You’ll already have experience of working in a modelling function or some related quantitative function, part of which will have been in a retail or wholesale banking environment.

We’ll expect you to be qualified to degree level in a numerate discipline with experience in data driven analysis and statistical or mathematical modelling.

You’ll also need:

• Experience of risk systems, methodologies and processes in a retail or wholesale banking environment
• A background in using programming languages, ideally on large datasets in a mainframe or server environment, and approaches to apply in situations of scarce data
• An understanding of statistical techniques, and how they are applied appropriately for the benefit of the bank and our customers
• Good team working skills

Hours

35

Job Posting Closing Date:

30/08/2024

Ways of Working:Remote First