
Quantitative Risk, Officer
- Hangzhou, Zhejiang
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Work with team members in Hangzhou under the supervision of the model validation lead in China, and conduct model validation activities covering SSC models worldwide:
- Perform independent validations on models such as credit risk, market risk, climate risk, portfolio management, pricing and AI models.
- Perform deep analysis on modelling data through applying statistical analysis or machine learning approaches.
- Conduct quantitative analysis to verify that models are performing as expected.
- Streamline the existing analytical process; increase the pace of execution.
- Communicate with model developers and business to relay the issues and feedback and capture the action plans.
- Strong analytical and quantitative mindset; ability to take ownership and improve on existing risk models and methodologies
- 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
- Master or PHD degree in a quantitative disciplines (e.g. Finance, Statistics, Economics, Mathematics, Computer Science / Engineering or equivalents)
- 2+ years of experience in quantitative analytics including model development or independent model validation in a regulatory financial institution or consulting firm.
- Demonstrated some understanding of industrial best practices of quantitative analytics in Credit Risk, or Market risk.
- Demonstrated modeling and analytical process engineering capabilities
- Some understanding of various regulations such as Basel, stress testing and CCAR
- Proficient in one or more programming languages, such as SAS, R, Matlab, Python
- Ability to take initiative and meet deadlines.
- Finance and/or risk management certificates like CFA and FRM are preferred but not required.