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This senior Individual Contributor role targets an experienced professional in US Consumer Credit Risk Analytics. This individual will be a subject matter expert in analytics, providing data-driven insights for strategic decision-making within Risk. The role demands deep analytical acumen, hands-on technical proficiency, and the ability to translate complex data into clear, actionable intelligence.
Job Responsibility:
Lead the risk assessment of acquisition strategies across channels and products within the US Consumer Credit Card business
Collaborate with Product and Marketing teams to optimize risk-adjusted acquisition growth
Manage analytical execution of ECM strategies (CLI, CLD, authorization rules, line management) for defined portfolios/segments
Provide recommendations on risk–return trade-offs for ECM initiatives, balancing loss mitigation, spend growth, and customer experience
Shape enterprise credit risk standards and best practices and contribute to firmwide initiatives across portfolios
Drive simplification, consistency, and innovation in risk frameworks
Design, develop, and maintain high-quality MIS reports and dashboards for tracking and business trend insights
Requirements:
Expertise in Credit Risk Analytics and Portfolio Risk Analytics
Exceptional analytical and quantitative skills
extensive experience in statistical modeling and data analysis
Strong business acumen
ability to translate data into actionable business insights
Excellent communication and presentation skills, capable of explaining complex
Programming: Expert in SAS or Python for data analysis.
Visualization Tools: Experience with Python visualization or other tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI) is a plus
10+ years as a high-performing Individual in a major bank or financial institution
Bachelor’s/University degree in statistics, mathematics, economics, or an equivalent quantitative field
A Master’s/PhD degree in a relevant discipline is a significant plus