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Data Science Manager, Model Risk

SentiLink

United States · Remote · full time · Management

$210,000 – $240,000

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What this role is

Lead a team of data scientists building model risk and governance infrastructure for a fraud detection platform used by major US banks. You'll own end-to-end model validation, monitoring, and regulatory compliance while introducing AI tooling to scale the team's work and directly influence how quickly customers adopt new products.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 6+ years applying statistics, ML, or quantitative analytics in industry
  • 3+ years managing data science, analytics, or quantitative risk teams
  • Background in model risk analytics, quantitative modeling, or large-scale analytics
  • Bachelor's degree in Statistics, Math, CS, Economics, Physics, or related quantitative field
  • Strong hands-on Python including pipelines, monitoring, and reporting
  • Working knowledge of Git and SQL
  • Experience with cloud data and compute platforms like S3 and SageMaker or Databricks
  • Able to evaluate model performance, calibration, drift, backtesting, and fairness
  • Track record of measurable business impact end to end
  • Proficient with AI tools: effective prompting, building agent skills, AI-assisted coding
  • Sound judgment with sensitive data and clear communication across technical and non-technical audiences
  • Legally authorized to work in and reside in the US

Nice to have

  • Familiarity with SR 11-7, SR 26-2, OCC guidance, or fair lending regulations
  • Experience working with model risk teams at banks, fintechs, auditors, or regulators
  • Fraud, identity, credit, or financial risk modeling experience
  • Experience building or scaling a validation, governance, or analytics function

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