Python Risk Model Developer

Hi , We are looking out for the professionals for the below position. If you are interested in below role to apply, please give a quick response here. Position: Python Risk Model Developer Location: Pittsburgh, PA Duration: Contract Job Description: Key Responsibilities: • Collaborate with stakeholders throughout the organization to develop project plans of delivering objects and timelines of model development and implementation. • Develop risk models in Python/R used by risk teams for regulatory stress testing submission and company risk management. • Design and build the execution workflow of models to forecast Balance Sheet, Fee Revenues, Macroeconomic Factors, • Expense and calculate risk metrics under various stress scenarios, sensitivity & attribution analysis. • Coordinate with different functional teams to implement models and coordinate coding, testing, implementation and documentation of financial models. • Develop processes and tools to monitor and analyze model performance to ensure the expected application performance levels are achieved. • Also, apply various statistical and analytical tests for validating models and results. • Develop presentation decks using visual analytics tools and techniques. (JupyterHub/Python) • Apply data mining, data modelling and machine learning techniques to analyze large financial datasets and enhance the model performance. Qualifications: • Master/MBA/PhD's Degree in a quantitative field (computer science, financial engineering, mathematics, data science or engineering) • Experience using one or more programming languages (Python, R, C++, Java, Matlab, etc.) and manipulating data using SQL and Pandas • Excellent written and verbal communication skills for coordination across teams • Understanding of design, development and implementation of mathematical, financial risk and ML models • Relevant work experience in a related field based on education level • Knowledge of advanced statistical techniques and concepts (regression, time series analysis, statistical tests, etc.)"