Senior Data Analyst - Senior Vice President - London

Citigroup Global Markets Limited
London
1 year ago
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The Institutional Credit Management (ICM) team is a critical component of Citi's First Line of Defense for wholesale lending and counterparty credit risk. It partners with businesses Citi-wide to ensure we have best-in-class risk and control capabilities. ICM also plays an important role in Citi's Transformation efforts by helping to drive a Citi-wide focus on wholesale credit risk management. Through ongoing investment in processes, controls, systems, and governance, ICM continues to further embed consistency and best practices across Citi, driving closer alignment between our business and regulatory goals. The Lending Transformation Program (LTP) is a key initiative within ICM. The goal is to transform the end-to-end wholesale lending process which will consolidate major remediation efforts for loan product processing and establish a consistent target operating model with a focus on improved processes, controls, and enhanced technology to achieve best-in-class processing capabilities to support our client franchise.

ICM Lending Transformation is looking for a hands-on, dynamic technical analyst with knowledge of wholesale lending. This individual should have prior agile development experience and be proficient in data, analytics and reporting. They should be ready to join a fast paced, world leader in the financial services industry.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support the development of rapid technology solutions and reporting requirements across all stakeholders across the Lending Transformation Program
  • Create ad-hoc dashboards and analytics to support day-to-day needs of senior leadership, with a focus on delivering accurate and rapid insights
  • Creation of documentation for technology solutions and data pipelines to ensure robustness and auditability
  • Contribute to critical reporting and business intelligence projects that have impact to the Lending Transformation Programs
  • Proactively identify and resolve data quality issues and opportunities for enhancing the organization's BI capabilities
  • Contribute to timely and complete delivery of reporting, analytics, and BI commitments to internal stakeholders and external regulators



Qualifications and Competencies:

  • Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in a quantitative discipline with 10+ years strong relevant experience in business intelligence and technology projects
  • Excellent oral and written communications skills; Must be articulate and persuasive.
  • Experience with industry standard data visualization tools; Tableau experience is a must
  • Experience and proficiency building data pipelines and performing analytics using KNIME (or similar software)
  • Experience creating team SharePoint sites and maintaining content to make information and documents easily accessible
  • Experience with big data infrastructure (Hadoop, Kafka, Hive, Impala) and data warehousing strategies is desirable
  • Exposure to various data repository structures, data extraction methods and various analytical/statistical tools (SQL, Python, etc.) is desirable
  • Committed team player
  • Proactive, 'no surprises', approach in communicating issues/requests
  • Capable of prioritizing and multi-tasking in a dynamic environment
  • Strong business analysis, problem solving and analytical skills
  • Keen sense of urgency and eagerness for ownership
  • Works well under pressure and in tight deadlines



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Time Type:
Full time

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