Physical Climate Risk Model Developer, Vice President

Citi; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 94,000 - 156,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Parental leave

Learning resources

Volunteer programs

Generous PTO

Job summary

Citi is seeking a senior professional to develop quantitative models assessing physical climate and nature-related risks. The role focuses on geospatial analyses, data science, and integrating external datasets with Citi’s risk analytics ecosystem.

Candidates should have 6–10+ years in quantitative modeling or climate risk, with advanced degrees and strong programming skills in Python and SQL. Hybrid work model in Mumbai, with global collaboration and governance responsibilities.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in a quantitative discipline is required.
• Experience in climate risk, CAT modeling, or environmental risk analytics is preferred.
• Strong programming, data modeling, and data management skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop quantitative models to assess physical climate and nature-related risks across portfolios and geographies.
• Build geospatial pipelines to evaluate hazards using climate, environmental, and asset-level data.
• Translate scientific risk drivers into financial metrics for stress testing and portfolio analytics.
• Leverage big data and machine learning to deliver deployable analytical solutions.
• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders on data sourcing and model features.
• Write production-grade analytical code and support model governance and validation.

Skills

Quantitative modeling

Python

SQL

Geospatial analytics

Machine learning

Data science

Education

MS/PhD in quantitative field

Bachelor’s/Master’s preferred

Tools

Python

SQL

Unix/Linux

Job description

Physical Climate Risk Model Developer, Vice President

Job Req Id:

26999220

Location(s):

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Job Type:

Hybrid

Posted:

Oct. 09, 2026

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The Physical Risk Model Developer will be part of the Climate Risk Analytics team within Credit, Climate and Obligor Risk Analytics (CORA) in the Data, Analytics, Reporting, and Technology (DART) organization. This role develops quantitative models and methodologies to assess the impact of physical climate and nature‑related risks across Citi's portfolios and operations. The role requires strong domain expertise of climate/catastrophe modeling and regulatory policies, leveraging quantitative modeling, geospatial analytics, and data science to support risk identification, scenario analysis, stress testing, and risk management across a multidisciplinary environment.

In this role, you’re expected to :

• Develop and implement quantitative models assessing physical climate and nature‑related risks, including hazard, exposure, vulnerability, and financial/credit impacts across portfolios, sectors, and geographies.
• Build geospatial analytical pipelines to evaluate acute and chronic physical hazards using complex climate, environmental, and asset‑level datasets.
• Translate scientific, environmental, and physical risk drivers into financial metrics for stress testing, scenario analysis, and portfolio analytics.
• Leverage big data and machine learning techniques to solve complex data science challenges and deliver deployable analytical solutions.
• Evaluate and integrate external climate, hazard, geospatial, and nature‑related datasets/models with internal risk and portfolio data.
• Partner with external vendors and internal First Line (1LOD) and Second Line of Defense (2LOD) on the sourcing of hazard, exposure, and vulnerability data, and on the design of climate risk assessment features.
• Write production‑grade analytical code and support model implementation in controlled technology environments.
• Perform model testing, sensitivity analysis, benchmarking, and quantitative assessments to evaluate model performance and limitations.
• Author technical documentation for model governance, validation (MRM), and regulatory requirements.
• Collaborate across Risk, Technology, Model Risk Management, and business sponsors, presenting analytical findings and model performance clearly to both technical and non‑technical audiences.

As a successful candidate, you’d ideally have the following skills and exposure :

• 6–10+ years of relevant experience in quantitative modeling, data science, climate risk, catastrophe (CAT) modeling, or environmental risk analytics.
• Advanced degree (MS or PhD) in a quantitative discipline: Hydrology/Meteorology, Climate Science, Environmental or Life Sciences, Statistics, Physics, Engineering, Mathematics, or other natural hazard related disciplines is required.
• In‑depth knowledge of industry and academic climate and CAT modeling methodologies, vendor/public weather and hazard models, and climate data sources.
• Proven expertise in physical climate risk, natural hazard modeling, nature risk, or geospatial analytics.
• Professional experience in statistical modeling, Bayesian inference, spatial statistics, or machine learning methodologies.
• Expertise in programming, data modeling, and data management, with strong proficiency in Python, SQL, and Unix/Linux environments.
• Strong technical documentation skills with proven experience preparing quantitative methodologies for model validation and governance.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills, with demonstrated ability to translate complex model design, assumptions, and performance metrics to both technical and non‑technical stakeholders.

Education:

• Advanced degree (MS or PhD) in a quantitative discipline: Hydrology/Meteorology, Climate Science, Environmental or Life Sciences, Statistics, Physics, Engineering, Mathematics, or other natural hazard related disciplines is required.

Bachelor's/University degree, master’s degree preferred

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