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Financial Crimes Model Analyst

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A model analyst at a national bank who designs, validates, and optimizes financial crime detection models covering fraud, AML/KYC, and sanctions monitoring. Day-to-day work spans SQL/Python experimentation, LLM/SLM output calibration, drift and bias monitoring, and audit-ready Model Risk Management documentation.

The Financial Crimes Model Analyst plays a critical role in designing, validating, and optimizing analytical models that support financial crime prevention, including fraud, AML/KYC, and sanctions monitoring. This role leverages modern data-agnostic, low/no-code analytical platforms and machine-learning tooling to operationalize robust detection logic, integrate LLM/SLM outputs responsibly, and ensure alignment with Model Risk Management (MRM) standards.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  1. Designs, validates, and enhances financial crime detection models across fraud, AML/KYC screening, and related domains.
  2. Applies statistical techniques to evaluate and calibrate LLM/SLM outputs when used in decision-support workflows.
  3. Conducts ablation studies, back testing, and reproducible experiments to ensure model stability and business impact.
  4. Optimizes model and pipeline efficiency, including latency, throughput, and computational performance.
  5. Develops, tracks, and interprets performance metrics.
  6. Implements monitoring for drift, bias, degradation, and shifts.
  7. Produces audit-ready MRM documentation, including validation plans, governance artifacts, explainability notes, and calibration reports.
  8. Maintains model health dashboards and reporting for executives, governance bodies, and oversight functions.
  9. Partners with internal and external data engineers and vendor partners to maintain reliable inputs and production workflows.
  10. Develops SQL and Python assets for exploration, experimentation, reporting, and automated artifact generation.
  11. Maintains clear and comprehensive documentation, including data dictionaries, model cards, decision logic, and workflow diagrams.
  12. Works cross-functionally with engineering, product, compliance, risk, and vendor teams to deploy and maintain models.
  13. Translates complex analytical concepts into accessible insights for varied technical and business audiences.

Non-Essential Functions: Performs other duties as assigned.

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