Credit Risk Manager
addison groupMcLean (VA)
$130-150 K
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Job Title: Credit & Risk Manager
Location: Mclean VA
Schedule: On-sote
Salary: $130-150K (depending on experience)
Type: Direct Hire
Benefits: This position is eligible for dental, medical, vision & 401K match.
Key Responsibilities:
Evaluate the creditworthiness and financial strength of new and existing commercial customers Analyze financial statements, cash flow, credit reports, payment history, project backlog, and contractual obligations Establish and monitor credit limits, payment terms, collateral requirements, and risk ratings Manage the commercial credit portfolio and identify emerging risks and areas of exposure Monitor accounts receivable aging, payment trends, and customer concentration risk Review construction-related considerations, including project financing, bonding, retainage, liens, and contractor risk Develop and maintain credit policies, approval thresholds, internal controls, and risk-management procedures Partner with Finance, Accounting, Legal, Contracts, Sales, and Operations Prepare credit-risk reporting and portfolio analysis for senior leadership Support collection strategies and escalated high-risk accounts
Qualifications:
7+ years of experience in commercial credit, construction finance, risk management, or a related discipline Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, Economics, or a related field Strong financial statement, cash-flow, and credit-risk analysis experience Knowledge of accounts receivable, collections, and portfolio-risk management Advanced Microsoft Excel skills Strong analytical, decision-making, and communication abilities
Preferred Experience:
Construction industry experience is strongly preferred Familiarity with construction contracts, bonding, retainage, liens, and project financing Government contracting experience is a plus, particularly supporting U.S. federal government or defense-related workCFA, FRM, CRC, CBA, or a related professional certification is a plus
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