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Piper Sandler

Investment banking and securities brokerage services

Vice President Financial Quantitative Analysts - Derivatives

Quantitative RiskConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNew York, NY, USA$125k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Master's degree (or foreign educational equivalent) in Business Administration, Finance, Economics, Accounting, or a related field and two years of experience in the job offered or a related role; alternatively, a Bachelor's degree (or foreign educational equivalent) in one of those fields and five years of post-degree, progressive experience in the job offered or a related role.
  • Experience providing derivatives pricing and valuation, including swaps, caps/floors, swaptions, and corridors.
  • Experience performing asset-liability management analysis to quantify interest-rate risk and analyze economic value of equity, earnings-at-risk, net interest income, net interest margin, earnings per share sensitivity, and GAAP and regulatory capital impacts.
  • Experience with interest rate modeling, scenario analysis, and stress testing, including parallel and custom yield-curve shifts and forward curves.
  • Experience with fixed-income product analytics, including prepayment risk modeling for loans and bonds using ADCO, Bloomberg BMED/BAM, and custom CPR/PSA assumptions, and evaluating duration, convexity, and repricing risk under varying interest-rate scenarios.
  • Experience performing derivatives risk modeling, financial projections, and pro forma modeling, including cash-flow forecasting, mark-to-market valuation, and pro forma impacts of structured derivatives strategies on balance sheets.
  • Experience with portfolio construction and optimization, including relative-value analysis, notional sizing, restructuring and unwinding analysis, and performance measurement.
  • Programming and data skills using VBA/Excel, Bloomberg Query Language, and data ingestion.
  • Experience extracting and processing market data using Bloomberg Professional (Terminal), ICE, S&P, and DerivativePath.
  • Experience validating and developing optimization models and simulation tools for sensitivity analysis, including testing, developing enhancements, and coordinating with development teams.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement quantitative models of derivatives-based hedging strategies for balance-sheet risk management, portfolio optimization, and analytical infrastructure.
  • Apply mathematical and statistical techniques to financial problems, including derivatives valuation.
  • Use proprietary software platforms and external market data to price, value, and analyze derivatives used for hedging and risk management.
  • Develop models for risk management, asset optimization, pricing, and relative-value analysis to inform derivatives structure, notional amounts, and portfolio construction.
  • Develop asset and liability optimization strategies using derivatives to optimize portfolio yield and funding cost across interest-rate environments and balance-sheet compositions.
  • Develop quantitative techniques to assess the effects of derivatives-based strategies on balance-sheet metrics, including EVE, EAR, NII, NIM, EPS, and GAAP and regulatory capital ratios.
  • Build pro forma financial projections and models integrating derivatives valuation, cash-flow forecasting, mark-to-market valuation, hedge accounting, projected interest-rate movements, and balance-sheet dynamics to quantify the impact of derivatives initiation, restructuring, unwinding, and repricing on earnings, valuation, and capital metrics.
  • Conduct simulation, scenario analysis, and stress testing, including parallel shifts and custom yield scenarios, to assess hedging-strategy effects on balance-sheet positioning.
  • Develop analytical tools for portfolio construction, optimization, and performance measurement of derivatives portfolios to identify restructuring and unwind scenarios that improve portfolio income or valuation performance as market conditions change.
  • Perform prepayment-risk modeling and analysis on loan and bond portfolios using industry-standard models, including ADCO, Bloomberg BMED and BAM, and custom prepayment assumptions; quantify prepayment exposure under varying interest-rate scenarios and structure derivatives-based hedges.
  • Interpret financial analysis and produce written summaries of results under different interest-rate shocks.
  • Provide application and analytical support to traders on valuations and data, including quantitative analysis of bond prepayment projections for transaction structuring and integration with derivatives solutions for risk management and investment performance.
  • Maintain and modify financial analytical models to reflect market dynamics, interest-rate environments, and economic conditions, ensuring the accuracy and relevance of derivatives strategy simulations and projections.
  • Develop analytical capabilities and model libraries using VBA/Excel, Bloomberg Query Language, and data ingestion to extract and process historical and forward-looking market data, derivatives pricing, interest-rate curves, and volatility metrics.
  • Collaborate with product-development teams to research, model, validate, and implement quantitative structured solutions, improve computational efficiency of proprietary optimization and valuation models, and develop API integrations for real-time pricing, valuation, and market data.
  • Collaborate in developing and testing analytical software to ensure compliance with user requirements, specifications, and scope, and reliability of derivatives pricing, valuation, and risk metrics under varying market conditions.
  • Travel 5% within the United States to attend conferences and meet with clients.

About the Company

Piper Sandler

Investment banking and securities brokerage services

Piper Sandler is a full-service investment bank and securities firm that helps clients raise and manage capital, execute mergers and acquisitions, and navigate financial markets. It offers investment banking, brokerage, asset management, and advisory services through a global network of offices. The company works by providing capital-raising advice, underwriting, and advisory work across the client lifecycle, supported by its research, trading, and wealth-management capabilities. What sets Piper Sandler apart is its long history (founded in 1895), its global reach across the U.S. and Europe and the Middle East, and its emphasis on a partnership-driven approach with deep sector expertise—paired with regulated, locally compliant operations in multiple jurisdictions. The firm’s goal is to help clients realize the Power of Partnership by delivering tailored financial solutions that support growth, strategic transactions, and long-term value creation.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Minneapolis, MN
Founded
1895

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