Strategic Credit Risk Analytics Lead

Next Frontier Capital; Plano (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Plano, TX is seeking a Senior Risk Analytics professional to analyze product and credit expansion proposals using internal performance data and external benchmarks.

You will quantify incremental credit and reputational risk and communicate findings to senior stakeholders. The role requires a strong background in SAS, SQL, and data visualization, with five years in analytics or related fields.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a quantitative field plus 5 years of related analytics/consulting or strategic analytics experience.
• Proficient in SAS for data processing and statistics.
• Proficient in Excel for data exploration, pivot tables, and advanced formulas.
• Experience creating executive-level PowerPoint presentations with data visualizations.
• Strong SQL skills and experience querying large data warehouses (Teradata/Snowflake).

Responsibilities

• Analyze product and credit expansion proposals using performance data and benchmarks to quantify incremental risk.
• Articulate findings and policy trade-offs to senior stakeholders for informed decisions.
• Develop strategy frameworks integrating loss forecast, pricing, and performance for profitability and reputational risk.
• Lead risk analytics by rebalancing vintage curves by credits and purpose to measure cycle impact.

Skills

SAS

Excel

PowerPoint

Data analytics

SQL

Education

Bachelor's degree (Electrical/Electronic Eng, Statistics, Math, Finance)

Tools

Teradata

Snowflake

Job description

JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Plano, TX is seeking a Senior Risk Analytics professional to analyze product and credit expansion proposals using internal performance data and external benchmarks.

You will quantify incremental credit and reputational risk and communicate findings to senior stakeholders. The role requires a strong background in SAS, SQL, and data visualization, with five years in analytics or related fields.