Senior Credit Risk Modeler
About The Role What if your deep knowledge of credit risk frameworks could directly influence how financial institutions assess, validate, and improve their most critical models? We're looking for a Senior Credit Risk Modeler to evaluate credit scoring models, validate PD/LGD/EAD methodologies, and ensure regulatory alignment across risk-modeling workflows. This is a fully remote, flexible contract role built for seasoned quantitative professionals who want meaningful, high-impact work on their own terms. Type: Hourly Contract Location: Remote Commitment: Flexible
What You'll Do
Analyze credit risk models and rigorously validate their underlying assumptions Review PD (Probability of Default), LGD (Loss Given Default), and EAD (Exposure at Default) frameworks for accuracy and completeness Identify inconsistencies in risk scoring logic, segmentation criteria, and model architecture Summarize model performance and pinpoint areas requiring recalibration or redesign Assess regulatory alignment and evaluate the quality of model documentation Support recurring reviews of credit risk datasets and scoring outputs Must-Have Who You Are Solid background in credit risk modeling, quantitative finance, or applied statistics Deep, hands-on understanding of PD/LGD/EAD metrics and regulatory risk concepts Strong analytical thinking with the ability to communicate findings clearly in writing Proven ability to work independently and deliver structured, high-quality assessments Nice To Have Experience working with or within financial institutions, banks, or lending platforms Familiarity with Basel II/III, IFRS 9, or other regulatory credit risk frameworks Background in model validation, model risk management, or internal audit functions
Why Join Us
Fully remote and flexible — work on your schedule, from anywhere Engage with complex, intellectually stimulating credit risk challenges Freelance autonomy with the structure of meaningful, ongoing project work Contribute expertise that directly shapes the quality and integrity of risk models Potential for recurring engagements as new model validation cycles launch