Are you a specialist in the world of analytics and infrastructure? Can you use programming tools and techniques to manipulate data? Do you put the customer at the heart of everything you do? If yes, then we may have the role for you!

As the Lead Credit Risk Analytics & Infrastructure Analyst, you will use your expertise to develop new and innovative analytical techniques to support the Credit Risk Analytics team, which is part of the wider Credit Risk Team.  

So what would you be doing?...

• Analysing, reconciling and validating credit risk data

• Processing and developing programs using SAS/SQL, Excel and Access

• Providing analytical insights and recommendations to the Data and System committee 

• Supporting the creation of monitoring packs for all Credit Risk committees 

• Maintaining credit risk data items used for risk reporting, modelling, validation

• Supporting the implementation of new models and credit risk processes sand systems

You need to be this kind of person…

• Passionate about providing unparalleled levels of service and convenience for customers

• Able to work and learn quickly in a fast paced, fun and dynamic environment

• Prepared to stick at something – we get nervous if someone has jumped from job to job as we want people who are prepared to learn and grow

• Care about doing a great job and exceeding expectations with the quality of what you do

And... we are a bank so risk is a part of everything we do. We love people who take responsibility, do the right thing for customers, colleagues and Metro Bank and have the courage to call out any concerns.

We always support colleagues to develop their skills. But to be successful in this job you really do need to already be able to do most of these wonderful things...

• Understand the risks associated with your job and what that means for you, Metro Bank and all our stakeholders

• To exceed in this role, you must have extensive experience in programming techniques 

• You will have knowledge of SAS, SQL and Excel 

• We need you to have the ability to analyse, extract and manipulate data

• Ideally, you will have a degree in either mathematics, statistics, economics or physics