Senior Quantitative Modeler
$123,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$123,000 per year
About the role
- Apply moderately complex mathematical, statistical, and econometric techniques to provide innovative, thorough, and practical solutions that support business strategies and initiatives.
- Apply experience and skill to complete modeling projects aligned with established company policies and industry-wide modeling practices.
- Conduct or assess ad-hoc quantitative analyses, modeling, or programming using SQL, R, or Python. Utilize advanced data mining and/or statistical techniques to develop analytic insights, sound hypotheses, and informed recommendations.
- Identify opportunities to apply quantitative methods to improve business performance.
- Implement validation or testing strategies and assess the quality and risk of model methodologies, outputs, and processes.
- Apply understanding of relevant business context to interpret model results, monitor performance, and assess risks.
- Communicate complex technical subject matter clearly and concisely, both verbally and through written communication, such as white papers, review reports, or work papers.
- THE EXPERIENCE YOU BRING TO THE TEAMMinimum Required Experiences:
- Bachelor degree or equivalent 2+ years of data analysis and modeling experience
- Shows curiosity and adaptability in learning and responsibly applying new technologies, including artificial intelligence, to reimagine how we work
- Desired Experiences:
- Post graduate degree or equivalent in the field of statistics, physics, or math
- Experience with large data analysis and modeling
- Preparing technical documents on data analysis and results
- Proficient in SQL, Python, GitHub, and AWSEnterprise Modeling and Analytics - Quantitative Modeling - Senior Associate
- Target Pay Range: $123,000 - $161,000 a year#LI-Hybrid #LI-ME1Qualifications
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