Financial Quantitative Analyst

Agros · Seattle, Washington · On-site · Full-time

The Financial Quantitative Analyst responsibilities: Create, maintain and modify robust financial analytic models to support the organization’s decision-making process; establishing, maintaining, and enforcing ad-hoc policies and procedures related to the collection and accuracy of data for its further usage; create analytical capabilities using statistical, quantitative, and econometric techniques to solve practical issues in finance including risk management, securities trading, derivative valuation, or financial market regulation; provide information to the vice-president, finance manager, account receivables supervisors, accountants and subordinates by telephone, in written form, e-mail, or in person locally and abroad; analyze numerical data to identify trends and detect early deviations using various mathematical and statistical models; prepare reports and projections based on financial data to effectively support the organization’s decision-making process and strategy implementation; create and maintain accounting and financial reports to secure proper statutory and local compliance; determine the efficacy of existing and new financial models, products, and analytics; assists in the development and testing of new analytical software to ensure compliance with specifications or scope of work; coordinates the organization´s quality, security and maintenance of data through crosschecks and other verification processes; assist in creating, monitoring and updating financial policies and procedures; establish data collection methods and recommend updates when necessary; create methods of assessing and measuring the organization’s performance regarding environmental, social, and governance issues; design and maintain the organization’s financial/accounting reporting on a single consolidated system; optimize workflows and monitor data usage to assist multifunctional teams across the organization; provide analytical support on valuation issues; develop analytical tools to address issues such as portfolio optimization, performance measurement, profit and loss measurement, and pricing models; perform other related duties as assigned.