Atuar na construção, revisão e evolução de políticas e estratégias de crédito, conectando visão de risco, negócio, dados e tecnologia.
Realizar análises de carteira e estudos quantitativos utilizando SQL e Python, transformando dados em diagnósticos e recomendações para tomada de decisão.
Avaliar impactos de alterações em políticas, critérios e regras de crédito, considerando indicadores de risco, performance da carteira e necessidades do negócio.
Participar de projetos de tecnologia e transformação de crédito, incluindo implantação e evolução de motores de decisão, automação de regras, integrações e novas jornadas/processos.
Traduzir políticas e necessidades de negócio em regras e requisitos funcionais, apoiando times de Tecnologia, Dados, Produtos e Riscos durante desenho, desenvolvimento, testes e implantação.
Requirements
Nice to have: experience in financial institutions
Support quantitative risk management projects within Enterprise Risk Management, applying advanced analytics, modeling, and emerging technologies to enhance risk oversight and decision-making.
Compensation
Graduate Interns are paid at a set, non-negotiable hourly rate. The hourly rate for this role is $40/hr.
Responsibilities
Execute quantitative and analytical projects ensuring timely delivery and effective scope management
Develop, evaluate, and utilize quantitative models and analytical tools for market, credit, operational, and emerging risks
Collaborate with risk, business, and technology teams to solve complex problems and drive data‑driven decision‑making
Support model development, validation, monitoring, and evaluation across various risk disciplines
Apply programming, data analysis, and automation techniques to improve efficiency and enhance quantitative processes
Requirements
Graduate degree in Data Analytics, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Financial Engineering, Econometrics, Quantitative Finance, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Economics, or a related quantitative field
Lead the design, development, and deployment of systematic delta‑one futures trading strategies and support the FICCO options trading business.
Compensation
The annual base salary range for this position is $150,000 to $250,000 depending on the candidate’s experience, qualifications, and relevant skill set. The position is also eligible for an annual discretionary bonus.
Responsibilities
Design, develop, and deploy systematic delta‑one futures trading strategies across global markets
Build and refine delta‑driven signal generation frameworks
Lead actuarial pricing strategy and oversight for assigned product categories, managing a team of Pricing Managers and driving product pricing decisions.
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and oversight on pricing activities
Review and challenge pricing methodologies, assumptions, actuarial models, and profitability analyses
Lead risk identification, assessment and management
Lead review of complex pricing initiatives and re-pricing exercises
Ensure pricing recommendations align with business strategy and regulatory requirements
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics
Manage and optimize FX exposure generated by a large global equities trading platform, building systematic models and executing hedges across global FX markets.
Responsibilities
Identify, aggregate, and manage FX exposure generated by global equity trading activity.
Build quantitative models to optimize currency hedging decisions, minimizing portfolio-level FX exposure while balancing transaction costs and liquidity.
Develop systematic frameworks for hedge ratio optimization, timing of hedges, and instrument selection.
Execute FX hedges across spot, forwards, and swaps across G10 and EM currencies.
Monitor and manage portfolio-level currency risk across multiple regions and trading strategies.
Requirements
Advanced degree in quantitative finance, mathematics, physics, engineering, statistics, or computer science
Nice to have: Advanced degree in quantitative finance, mathematics, physics, engineering, statistics, or computer science
The Product Pricing Director is an actuarial leader who leads the pricing of assigned product category and oversees a team of Pricing Managers responsible for delivering the product agenda.
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and oversight on pricing activities across the assigned product categories
Review and challenge pricing methodologies, assumptions, actuarial models, and profitability analyses to ensure they are technically robust and commercially sound
Lead the risk identification, assessment and management of risk of product categories assigned
Lead the review of complex pricing initiatives, re-pricing exercises, product enhancements, and strategic business opportunities
Ensure pricing recommendations are aligned with business strategy, corporate objectives, risk appetite, and regulatory requirements
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science
Mathematics
Statistics
Nice to have: Fellow or near-Fellow of the Actuarial Society of the Philippines
Nice to have: Fellow or near-Fellow of the Society of Actuaries
Lead actuarial analysis, risk modeling, and rate filing for Medica’s health plan products.
Locations (2)
Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Minnetonka, Minnesota, United States
Compensation
The full salary grade for this position is $150,000– $257,200. While the full salary grade is provided, the typical hiring salary range for this role is expected to be between $150,000– $225,015.
Responsibilities
Conduct experience studies
Oversee creation and production of actuarial reports
Quantify risk and work with segment leadership on product design
Direct analysts and consultants on sensitivity testing
Communicate variance in financial performance
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in related field
Nice to have: Commercial health insurance experience