
Analyst II, Credit Risk Analytics
Affirm
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: California • Connecticut • United States
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Salary
💰 $124,000 - $190,000 per year
About the role
- Leverage advanced data analytics to derive insights and optimize credit strategies
- Perform portfolio analytics including out of trend investigations and attribution analysis
- Partner with Machine Learning and Engineering on building effective monitoring and credit risk capabilities
- Monitor portfolio as well as macroeconomic trends impacting loan performance
- Drive adjustments to our underwriting and marketing strategies to mitigate risk
- Contribute in enhancing the end-to-end portfolio management monitoring framework
Requirements
- 3-5 years work experience as a data analyst (consumer credit risk management strongly preferred but not required)
- Curiosity to learn about data, models and algorithms
- Extensive experience with SQL and Python
- Ability to collaborate and influence across different teams in the organization
- Ability to communicate findings and recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences
- A passion for finding insights in data and driving change based on those insights
Benefits
- Health care coverage - Affirm covers all premiums for all levels of coverage for you and your dependents
- Flexible Spending Wallets - generous stipends for spending on Technology, Food, various Lifestyle needs, and family forming expenses
- Time off - competitive vacation and holiday schedules allowing you to take time off to rest and recharge
- ESPP - An employee stock purchase plan enabling you to buy shares of Affirm at a discount
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
data analyticsportfolio analyticsattribution analysismachine learningcredit riskSQLPythonunderwriting strategiesmarketing strategiesportfolio management
Soft Skills
curiositycollaborationinfluencecommunicationinsight generationdriving change