Posted on: 26/10/2026
Key Accountabilities:
- End-to-end risk model lifecycle management: develop, deploy, and monitor.
- Data extraction using SQL/PySpark SQL; data cleaning and feature engineering.
- Model building using PySpark/Python on Spark.
- Proficiency in Logistic Regression, Random Forest, XGBoost, Markov Chain.
- Strategy performance tracking and swap-in/swap-out analysis.
- Develop innovative credit risk, churn, and usage models using mobile wallet transaction data, call data, telecom usage data, and customer bureau data.
- Partner with the Data Engineering team to define data pipelines to build and enhance the feature bank for ML algorithms in batch and real-time use cases.
- Collaborate with credit policy/portfolio management teams to drive P&L outcomes.
- Build reports for model monitoring and drive enhancements.
Mandatory Skills:
- Expertise in Big Data/ML: Build cutting-edge credit, churn, and usage models using advanced Machine Learning algorithms in a Big Data environment.
- Hands-on experience and track record of delivering projects in an individual capacity.
- Process-oriented: Help build processes that maximize operating efficiency while maintaining risk across multiple lending cycles.
- Obsession with collecting and analyzing data to drive business iterations and improvements.
- Willingness to go above and beyond: Ability to take on calculated risks and deal with ambiguity in a start-up environment.
- Hands-on experience in credit, fraud, and churn model development & deployment.
- PD/EAD/LGD model development and validation.
- CSI/PSI model monitoring process experience.
- Track record of delivering projects independently.
- Hands-on experience in data extraction using SQL/PySpark SQL; data cleaning, feature creation, and building models using PySpark/Python on Spark.
- Strong entrepreneurial drive; ability to handle ambiguity.
Desirable Skills:
- Business understanding of the fintech/consumer finance space.
- Experience in credit card or personal lending, especially in fintech.
- Hands-on experience working with Telecom data.
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