Rising Risk Data Analyst: Economics & Residuals

Stellantis Financial Services US; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Stellantis Financial Services is seeking a Risk Analyst I, Economic and Residual Management, to support data-driven risk insights. You will mine and analyze data, develop performance projections and deliver readable reports to leadership.

The role interfaces with IT and business teams and involves handling sensitive information. A bachelor's in a related field is required, with exposure to risk or consumer finance preferred.

Qualifications

• Proficient with SQL, SAS, Python, or R to analyze large datasets.
• Experience with Excel, PowerPoint, Word and Power BI.
• Strong attention to detail and analytical thinking.

Responsibilities

• Mine, process and analyze data using SQL, SAS, Python, R, Tableau, Excel or similar.
• Develops and presents analysis on performance, trends and projections.
• Prepares recurring and ad-hoc analyses and reporting on portfolios.
• Provides clear, action-oriented reports to management.
• Identifies portfolio trends with respect to valuations, depreciation and residuals.
• Troubleshoot data deficiencies and work with IT to maintain databases.
• Gathers requirements with Risk Management and builds business cases.
• Handle access to sensitive consumer information as part of duties.
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Analytical skills

Data interpretation

Communication

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Mathematics, Statistics, Actuarial Sciences, Economics, Risk Management or Finance

Tools

SQL

SAS

Python

R

Tableau

Power BI

Excel

Job description

Stellantis Financial Services is seeking a Risk Analyst I, Economic and Residual Management, to support data-driven risk insights. You will mine and analyze data, develop performance projections and deliver readable reports to leadership.

The role interfaces with IT and business teams and involves handling sensitive information. A bachelor's in a related field is required, with exposure to risk or consumer finance preferred.