Description
Job Title: Risk Analyst / Risk Manager
Position Type: Full-Time, Remote
Working Hours: U.S. client business hours (with flexibility for reporting cycles, audits, and incident response)
About the Role
Our client is seeking a Risk Analyst / Risk Manager to identify, assess, monitor, and mitigate financial, operational, compliance, and strategic risks across the organization. This role is responsible for building risk frameworks, conducting quantitative analysis, monitoring exposures, validating controls, and delivering actionable insights to leadership.
The idóneo candidate combines strong analytical and quantitative skills with excellent communication and business judgment. You will help ensure the organization operates confidently while minimizing exposure to financial loss, regulatory penalties, operational disruptions, and reputational risk.
This role is highly cross-functional and requires close collaboration with finance, operations, compliance, IT, security, legal, and executive leadership teams.

Responsibilities
Risk Identification & Assessment




• Conduct enterprise-wide risk assessments across financial, operational, compliance, cyber, and strategic risk categories
• Identify emerging risks, vulnerabilities, and control gaps across business processes
• Maintain and update risk registers, documenting findings, severity, ownership, and remediation status
• Prioritize risks and recommend mitigation strategies aligned with business objectives
Quantitative Modeling & Analysis
• Build and maintain quantitative risk models using Python, R, SAS, SQL, or Excel
• Perform stress testing, sensitivity analysis, and scenario modeling for operational or financial exposures
• Utilize methodologies such as Value at Risk (VaR), Monte Carlo simulations, regression analysis, and forecasting models
• Analyze trends, anomalies, and incident patterns to proactively identify risk exposure
Compliance & Regulatory Oversight
• Monitor adherence to regulatory and compliance f

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