Remote Counterparty Risk & Stress-Testing Analyst

Jpmorgan Chase & Co.; Quilmes; Remote; ARS 1,200,000 - 2,200,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Argentina seeks a Counterparty Credit Risk Analyst to design and enhance stress testing frameworks and build quantitative analytics. You will automate risk processes and deliver insights to strengthen risk decisions.

This role combines quantitative problem solving, data engineering, and close partnership with stakeholders across risk, technology, and the business. Strong communication is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Financial Engineering, Physics, Engineering, Finance or Economics.
• 3 years of risk management, analytics, stress testing, or related experience in financial services.
• Proficiency in Python and building analytics, automation, and data-driven solutions.

Responsibilities

• Design, enhance, and maintain counterparty credit risk stress testing methodologies and scenario frameworks.
• Perform sensitivity analysis, backtesting, and scenario reviews to assess vulnerabilities.
• Analyze exposures and concentration drivers using quantitative models and risk metrics.
• Develop Python-based analytics and automation to improve stress testing workflows and data quality.
• Improve risk monitoring with explainable metrics and governance-ready reporting.
• Collaborate with Risk, Quantitative Research, Technology, and Credit teams to deliver insights.

Skills

Risk analytics

Python proficiency

Stress testing

Data visualization

AI/LLM concepts

Communication

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in quantitative field

Tools

Python

Tableau

Power BI

Job description

JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Argentina seeks a Counterparty Credit Risk Analyst to design and enhance stress testing frameworks and build quantitative analytics. You will automate risk processes and deliver insights to strengthen risk decisions.

This role combines quantitative problem solving, data engineering, and close partnership with stakeholders across risk, technology, and the business. Strong communication is essential.