Lead credit risk data scientist

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LEAD CREDIT RISK DATA SCIENTIST

LONDON

UP TO £140,000

If you love building models more than managing people, and you're excited by the idea of shaping the future of motor financing-this one's for you. You will be joining as an individual contributor, owning the Data Science function!

THE ROLE

  • Build, validate, and deploy credit risk, fraud, collections models
  • Analyse portfolio performance and monitor key risk indicators
  • Collaborate with data engineers to productionise and maintain model pipelines
  • Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and support model governance processes
  • Communicate insights clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders

REQUIREMENTS

  • credit risk modeling/ data science role, ideally in fintech, banking, or consumer lending
  • Strong Python and SQL skills (Pandas, Scikit-learn, etc.)
  • Solid understanding of credit risk modelling, statistical methods

HOW TO APPLY

Please apply below...

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