Conduct portfolio projection, provisioning and risk indicator routines, ensuring consistency with official data sources and approved assumptions
Structure and execute sensitivity and scenario analyses (base/stressed/mitigated), translating impacts into provisions and financial results
Develop and maintain projection and simulation models and artifacts (e.g., ECL, migration, vintage, delinquency/stage transitions, portfolio behavior)
Support the bank’s budgeting cycle and provide inputs for cooperatives/centrals, aligning risk assumptions with financial projections
Plan and operationalize stress testing exercises (scenarios and simulations) in coordination with RAS/ICAAP teams and internal governance
Advance segmentation/cluster analyses and underlying datasets, supporting interpretation by cooperative profile and guiding actions
Produce executive materials and analyses for committees and management forums (preliminary, closing, management reports), with clear, actionable narratives
Ensure technical governance of figures (reproducibility, traceability, documentation, versioning and controls)
Serve as the team’s quantitative reference, supporting peers in methodological discussions, data quality and continuous process improvements
Interact with partner areas (modeling, credit, product, finance, centrals/cooperatives) to align assumptions, interpret results and propose courses of action
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Data Science, Computer Science or related fields
Practical experience in quantitative analyses applied to credit/risk/finance (modeling, projections, simulations, sensitivity analysis)
Proficiency with analysis tools (minimum: SQL and/or Python/R, plus advanced Excel; ability to automate routines)
Ability to structure end-to-end analyses: define assumptions, process data, model, validate and communicate results
Organization and rigor when working with official figures: version control, traceability and documentation
Clear communication skills to translate complex analyses into concise messages for non-technical audiences