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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Freelance Credit Risk Modeler, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Freelance Credit Risk Modeler, you need a strong background in statistics, quantitative finance, and data analysis, typically supported by a degree in finance, mathematics, or a related field. Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, R, or SAS, along with experience using risk modeling software and knowledge of regulatory frameworks like Basel III, is crucial. Excellent communication, project management, and client relationship skills help distinguish top freelancers in this role. These abilities are essential for delivering accurate risk assessments, meeting client expectations, and maintaining compliance in a dynamic financial environment.

What is freelance credit risk modeling?

Freelance credit risk modeling involves independent professionals analyzing and predicting the likelihood that borrowers or counterparties will default on financial obligations. These freelancers use statistical methods, machine learning models, and data analysis to assess credit risk for banks, lenders, or other firms. Their work helps organizations make informed lending decisions, set appropriate interest rates, and comply with regulatory requirements. Freelancers in this field may work on projects like developing credit scorecards, stress testing portfolios, or validating existing risk models.

What is the difference between Freelance Credit Risk Modeling vs Credit Analyst?

AspectFreelance Credit Risk ModelingCredit Analyst
CredentialsRelevant certifications (e.g., CFA, credit risk certifications), strong quantitative skillsTypically requires a degree in finance, economics, or related field; certifications are a plus
Work EnvironmentIndependent, project-based, remote or client-siteUsually in banks, financial institutions, or corporate offices
Industry UsageUsed by consulting firms, freelance platforms, and financial servicesEmployed directly by financial institutions or corporations
Comparison Search IntentUnderstanding freelance opportunities in credit risk modelingAssessing creditworthiness and risk for lending decisions

Freelance Credit Risk Modeling involves independent, project-based work focusing on developing risk models, often remotely. Credit Analysts work within organizations to evaluate creditworthiness, typically in a structured environment. While both roles require financial expertise and similar credentials, their work settings and employment types differ significantly.

How do freelance credit risk modelers typically collaborate with clients and other stakeholders during projects?

Freelance credit risk modelers usually work closely with client teams such as credit analysts, data engineers, and compliance officers to understand data sources, project objectives, and regulatory requirements. Communication often occurs through regular virtual meetings, progress reports, and collaborative tools to ensure transparency and alignment. Freelancers must be proactive in clarifying goals, sharing preliminary findings, and incorporating feedback to deliver models that meet both technical and business needs. Building strong client relationships and maintaining clear documentation are key to successful collaboration in this role.
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Business Banking Credit Center (BBCC) Underwriter

Business Banking Credit Center (BBCC) Underwriter

Old National Bank

Indianapolis, IN • On-site

$121K/yr

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

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Company rating: 8.0 out of 10

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Job description

Business Banking Credit Center (BBCC) Underwriter
Job Locations US-ND-Grand Forks | US-MN-St Louis Park | US-IN-Evansville | US-IN-Indianapolis | US-IL-Palos Heights | US-MN-Lake Elmo | US-ND-Grand Forks
Category/Function Lending/Commercial/Consumer/Credit
Position Type Regular Full-Time
Requisition ID 2026-19994
Workplace Type On Site
Overview

Old National Bank has been serving clients and communities since 1834. With over $70 billion in total assets, we are a regional powerhouse deeply rooted in the communities we serve. As a trusted partner, we thrive on helping our clients achieve their goals and dreams, and we are committed to social responsibility and investing in our communities through volunteering and charitable giving.

We continually seek highly motivated and talented individuals as our people are critical to our success. In return, we offer competitive compensation with our salary and incentive program, in addition to medical, dental, and vision insurance. 401K, continuing education opportunities and an employee assistance program are also included in our benefit suite. Old National also offers a variety of Impact Network Groups led by team members who are passionate about driving engagement, creating awareness of diverse backgrounds and experiences, and building inclusion across the organization. We offer a unique opportunity to join a growing, community and client-focused company that is firmly rooted in its core values.

Responsibilities

A Business Banking Credit Center (BBCC) Underwriter's primary role is to analyze business banking level loan applications, ensure loan structures are appropriate and consistent with bank lending standards, assign an appropriate asset quality rating, and decision applications with assigned lending authority. To maximize efficiency these positions will leverage a small business scoring model to aid in the evaluation of loan requests. In some instances, the underwriter will complete are more detailed financial analysis to obtain a deeper understanding of an application's credit risk. A BBCC underwriter will collaborate with Business Bankers, internal support staff, and documentation associates to aid in the end-to-end journey of a business banking loan as needed. Office locations can be Evansville IN, Chicago area offices, Minneapolis / St Paul area offices, and Indianapolis IN.

Salary Range

The salary range for this position is $60,000.00/Yr. - $121,300.00/Yr.. The base salary indicated for this position reflects the compensation range applicable to all levels of the role across the United States. Actual salary offers within this range may vary based on a number of factors, including the specific responsibilities of the position, the candidate's relevant skills and professional experience, educational qualifications, and geographic location.

Key Accountabilities

Evaluate, underwrite and decision applications efficiently

    Meet or exceed set application production requirements
  • Identify high risk applications and mitigate those risks appropriately
  • Exercise granted authority confidently and with integrity
  • Produce a high quality and accurate analysis while also not sacrificing efficiency

Work collaboratively with production associates, support staff, and teammates

  • Collaborate with associates directly involved in the Business Banking lending process while exceeding applicant's expectations
  • Maintain group mailbox, manage application pipeline, assist in completing department level administrative responsibilities, and participate in projects as needed
  • Engage with, learn from, and teach department staff to maximize internal growth and development opportunities.

Grow and develop key technical requirements of position including systems, scoring model usage, and loan policies, procedures and guidelines

  • Proficient in using multiple internal or third-party systems
  • Maintain a general understanding of scoring model and it's application when guiding loan decisions as well as the ability to spread financial statement, calculation ratios, and apply results to property asses risk
  • Proficient in understanding and applying loan policies, guidelines and standards

Additional Accountabilities (Senior BBCC UW)

  • Viewed as the "right hand" of the department manager to assist in:
    • Reviewing and decisioning, when applicable, applications for other underwriters
    • Assist underwriters in conflict resolution
    • Train and develop less experienced UW's as opportunities arise
  • Highly proficient accountabilities listed above
  • Fills in for department manager when absent
  • Is assigned special projects at the discretion of the manager
  • Possess or is developing leadership competencies required for a management role

Key Competencies for Position

Cultural Leadership

  • Communication - Effectively shares information and ideas with individuals and groups; displays self-awareness and self-management, tailors the delivery to the audience, and selects suitable delivery methods.
  • Inclusiveness - Demonstrates strong self-awareness and respect of individual and cultural values by actively contributing to an environment that fosters inclusion, belonging and engagement of all team members. Values and leverages the contributions, perspectives and ideas of all team members in decision-making and group processes.
  • Collaboration - Actively seeks, develops and maintains trusted relationships with others to achieve business goals and objectives.

Execution leadership

  • Drive & Execution - Committed to achieving established goals, overcoming obstacles, and continuously learning to improve performance.
  • Accountability - Accepts full responsibility for self and contribution as a team member; follows through on commitments; implements decisions that have been agreed upon; acknowledges and learns from mistakes without blaming others; recognizes the impact of his/her behavior on others.
  • Attention to Detail - Completes work thoroughly and accurately; pursues quality in accomplishing tasks.
  • Adaptability - Modifies behavior and approach in order to deal effectively with changing business needs, conditions, work responsibilities and requirements, and client needs; maintains effectiveness when experiencing change.
  • Problem Solving / Decision Making - Seeks to identify what caused the issue; incorporates input from multiple sources (e.g., lines of business, subject matter experts, data, policies, procedures, etc.) to ensure effective action and shared ownership; decisions are sound based on what was known at the time and are based on a blend of analysis, wisdom, experience, and judgement.
  • Technical Knowledge - Possesses the required technical knowledge to perform the role effectively; continuous learning to adopt new trends or expertise.

Client Leadership

  • Strives to delight internal and external clients by becoming a trusted advisor, establishes long-term productive relationships by viewing and understanding outcomes and operations through the eyes of the client, identifying and acting upon needs, and delivering increased value.

Qualifications and Education Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting or related field OR equivalent experience.
  • Agricultural underwriting experience is a plus.
  • Ability to analyze and interpret financial statements and understand basic accounting principles.
  • Understand risks associated with lending to various types of industries.
  • Basic knowledge of loan structuring, borrowing causes and lending regulations.
  • Must be able to make sound independent decisions and communicate those decisions clearly and effectively
  • Must be able to actively listen, quickly identify issues as well as opportunities when they arise, and problem solve.
  • Must feel comfortable working in a collaborative team environment along with being an independent thinker.

Old National is proud to be an equal opportunity employer focused on fostering an inclusive workplace and committed to hiring a workforce comprised of diverse backgrounds, cultures and thinking styles.

As such, all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, protected veteran status, status as a qualified individual with disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other characteristic protected by law.

We do not accept resumes from external staffing agencies or independent recruiters for any of our openings unless we have an agreement signed by the Director of Talent Acquisition, SVP, to fill a specific position.

Our culture is firmly rooted in our core values.

We are optimistic. We are collaborative. We are inclusive. We are agile. We are ethical.

We are Old National Bank. Join our team!


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