Python Developer Credit Risk & Quantitative Analytics
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We are seeking a highly skilled Python Developer with strong experience in credit risk analytics and quantitative modeling to join our dynamic risk management team. The ideal candidate will combine programming expertise with a deep understanding of financial risk, providing robust models, automation, and analytical tools to support data-driven decision-making.
Key Responsibilities:-
Develop, maintain, and optimize Python-based applications for credit risk modeling, scoring, and reporting.
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Design and implement quantitative models to measure, monitor, and predict credit risk across portfolios.
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Collaborate with risk analysts, quants, and data scientists to translate business requirements into scalable software solutions.
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Conduct data analysis and validation, ensuring high-quality inputs for risk models.
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Automate risk reporting, stress testing, and scenario analysis workflows.
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Implement best practices in coding, version control, and model governance.
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Stay current with industry trends in credit risk, regulatory requirements, and quantitative finance.
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Strong Python programming skills, including experience with libraries such as pandas, NumPy, SciPy, scikit-learn, or PyTorch.
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Solid experience in credit risk modeling (e.g., PD, LGD, EAD models, Basel II/III frameworks).
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Strong quantitative and statistical skills, including regression, time series, or machine learning techniques.
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Familiarity with databases and SQL for data extraction and manipulation.
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Experience with version control (Git) and software development lifecycle best practices.
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Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to translate complex quantitative concepts into actionable solutions.
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Advanced degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Financial Engineering, Economics, or related field.
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Knowledge of regulatory requirements related to credit risk (e.g., Basel, IFRS 9).
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Exposure to cloud computing platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure) or big data tools (Spark, Hadoop).
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Experience in backtesting, model validation, or risk automation frameworks.
