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Quantitative Risk Analysts perform research to identify opportunities for improved risk management ... Evaluate and validate price and risk models to ensure the soundness and correct application of the ...

Quantitative Risk Analysts perform research to identify opportunities for improved risk management ... Evaluate and validate price and risk models to ensure the soundness and correct application of the ...

Take ownership of model(s) including accurate position assessment with understanding of contract maturity behavior and seasonality. Streamline and improve processes such as data quality checks and ...

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Position Summary As a Quantitative Risk Modeling Led in the Ryan Credit Solutions department at Ryan Specialty, you will leverage your actuarial and quantitative expertise to shape the underwriting ...

NewLane Finance is seeking an individual to assist the credit and risk modeling and analytics ... This role will be responsible for providing analytical/quantitative input to help develop ...

NewLane Finance is seeking an individual to assist the credit and risk modeling and analytics ... This role will be responsible for providing analytical/quantitative input to help develop ...

NewLane Finance is seeking an individual to assist the credit and risk modeling and analytics ... This role will be responsible for providing analytical/quantitative input to help develop ...

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How much do quantitative risk modeler jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 6, 2026, the average yearly pay for quantitative risk modeler in the United States is $169,729.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $134,500.00 and $199,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Quantitative Risk Modeler position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Quantitative Risk Modeler, you need strong quantitative analysis skills, advanced knowledge of statistics, mathematics, and finance, and typically a degree in a quantitative field such as mathematics, finance, or engineering. Proficiency with programming languages like Python, R, or MATLAB, and familiarity with risk management systems and financial modeling software are commonly required, as are certifications such as FRM or CFA. Excellent problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and effective communication skills are critical for interpreting data and conveying complex concepts to non-technical stakeholders. These skills ensure accurate risk assessment, effective model development, and successful collaboration within cross-functional teams in high-stakes financial environments.

What are the primary responsibilities of a Quantitative Risk Modeler on a daily basis?

A Quantitative Risk Modeler’s typical day involves developing, testing, and validating quantitative models used to assess financial risks such as credit, market, or operational risk. You’ll often work with large datasets, use statistical and computational methods to analyze risk exposures, and document your findings for regulatory compliance. Collaboration with traders, risk managers, and other data professionals is common to ensure models accurately reflect real-world financial conditions. Additionally, you may be involved in meetings to discuss model outcomes, propose improvements, and stay updated on the latest regulatory and industry standards.

What is a Quantitative Risk Modeler job?

A Quantitative Risk Modeler assesses financial risks by developing mathematical models and statistical techniques to analyze market, credit, and operational risks. They use programming, data analysis, and financial theories to quantify risk exposure and support decision-making in banks, investment firms, and risk management teams. Their work involves stress testing, scenario analysis, and creating predictive models to enhance risk assessment and regulatory compliance.

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Quantitative Risk Modeler -- 16757

Quantitative Risk Modeler -- 16757

Seneca Resources Company, LLC

Vienna, VA • On-site

$60 - $72/hr

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Posted 5 hours ago


Job description

Title: Quantitative Risk Modeler
Location: Vienna, VA OR Winchester, VA OR Pensacola, FL
Job Type: Contract (extensions expected)
Years of Experience: 10+ years and/or doctorate degree required
Pay Rate:
Pensacola Pay : $60/hr on W2 or $72/hr on C2C
Winchester Pay : $63.00/hr on W2 or $71/hr on C2C
Vienna Pay:$70/hr on W2 or $77/hr on C2C

Role Summary
This is a senior-level (10+ years / PhD) position focused on quantitative modeling for cybersecurity risk. It blends:
  • Advanced mathematics & statistics
  • Machine learning & probabilistic modeling
  • Cybersecurity analytics
  • Data engineering + visualization
Core Responsibilities (implied)
Although not explicitly listed, based on the requirements, you'd likely:
  • Build risk models using probability, statistics, and ML
  • Apply game theory to simulate attacker vs defender scenarios
  • Analyze large datasets (cyber/security data)
  • Design data pipelines and models
  • Create dashboards and visualizations for leadership
  • Translate complex technical insights into business decisions
Required Qualifications
Very high bar:
  • PhD in Mathematics, Physics, or Statistics (or equivalent deep experience)
  • 10+ years of experience
Strong theoretical background in:
  • Probabilistic theory
  • Dynamic systems
  • Statistical modeling
  • Machine learning algorithms
Technical Skills
You're expected to be very strong in:
  • Programming: Python, SQL
  • Tools: Jupyter Notebook / VS Code
  • Data concepts:
    • Data modeling
    • Data mining
    • Database design
  • Visualization:
    • Strategy + tools like Power BI, Plotly
Advanced / Niche Expertise
This is what makes the role elite-level:
  • Game Theory (important!)
    • Bayesian games
    • Nash equilibrium
    • Algorithmic game theory
  • Cybersecurity knowledge:
    • Security frameworks
    • Risk analytics
Soft Skills
They emphasize:
  • Communication with both technical & non-technical stakeholders
  • Presentation skills (likely reporting to leadership)
  • Ability to simplify complex models into actionable insights.

About Seneca Resources:
Seneca Resources is client driven provider of strategic Information Technology consulting services and Workforce Solutions to government and industry. Seneca Resources is a leading IT services provider with offices in Reston, Virginia, Alabama and Columbia, Maryland that service clients throughout the United States. The key to our success lies within our strong corporate culture which drives our business. We challenge our staff through engaging work, and we reward our staff through competitive compensation, extensive professional training, and excellent opportunities for career advancement. In turn, we look for only the best and brightest to join our team. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and value the benefits of diversity in our workplace.