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Equifax

Credit reporting data analytics and risk

Vice President, Mortgage Analytics

Data AnalysisConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree is required.
  • At least 10 years of analytics leadership experience, including managing analytical consultants, data analysts, data scientists, and/or data engineers.
  • Deep expertise in the mortgage or consumer lending industry, including the origination and servicing lifecycle, lender economics, GSE and secondary market dynamics, and the role of verification and credit data in mortgage decisions.
  • A proven record of embedding analytics in a business line and driving measurable revenue, penetration, or retention outcomes.
  • Client-facing experience turning data assets into commercial products or services that generated revenue.
  • Hands-on experience applying AI, including generative AI, large language models, agentic tools, and AI-assisted coding, to scale analytics and raise team productivity.
  • Strong executive presence and the ability to simplify complex analysis into clear business recommendations for lender and internal C-suites.
  • A strong technical foundation in SQL and Python, plus modern business intelligence and cloud data tools; GCP/BigQuery is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Define and run the analytics roadmap for Workforce Solutions Mortgage, tied to the business's revenue, product, penetration, and retention goals.
  • Build a forward-looking view of the mortgage market, including origination volumes, refinance and purchase cycles, lender share shifts, and segment dynamics across banks, independent mortgage banks, credit unions, and servicers; translate it into forecasts and actions for the business.
  • Deliver analytics supporting sales enablement, account planning, pricing, customer lifetime value, churn, and whitespace identification. Identify under-penetrated lenders and opportunities to grow re-verification and servicing use cases.
  • Use industry trends, lender behavior, and internal usage data to shape the product roadmap with Mortgage Product Management, including data support for GSE programs such as Fannie Mae Day 1 Certainty and Freddie Mac AIM, and lender automation.
  • Partner directly with top mortgage lenders and servicers to address application-to-closed-loan conversion rates, cost to close, cycle time, verification hit rates, fraud, and early payment default risk; use Workforce Solutions data to quantify value.
  • Turn complex analysis into executive-ready narratives, presentations, and dashboards for lender C-suites, sales teams, and Workforce Solutions leadership.
  • Package Workforce Solutions data assets and recurring analyses into reusable, scalable, value-added products and services, such as benchmarking, portfolio insights, and market intelligence, that create new revenue streams.
  • Design and run pilots, return-on-investment studies, and lift analyses that demonstrate the measurable impact of Workforce Solutions solutions to lenders and accelerate deals.
  • Make AI the default way the team works by using agentic workflows, large-language-model-assisted analysis, and AI code-assist tools such as Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and Claude to automate routine reporting, speed insight generation, and increase team output.
  • Partner with the AI/ML Center of Excellence Leader to deploy secure, self-serve conversational analytics on Mortgage data for sales, product, and business leaders.
  • Partner with the Data Platform Leader to ensure Mortgage data is modeled, governed, and exposed through the semantic layer to support business intelligence and AI use cases.
  • Identify opportunities where AI and machine learning can create value for lenders, including predictive demand signals, risk and fraud indicators, and next-best-action for sales, and bring those ideas to Product and the AI/ML Center of Excellence.
  • Operate as an extension of the Mortgage leadership team, maintaining a structured cadence with the Mortgage general manager, Product, Sales, Marketing, and Finance.
  • Work with the AI/ML Center of Excellence Leader, the Data Platform Leader, and peer Customer Analytics leaders, reusing enterprise platforms and models rather than building one-off solutions.
  • Partner with Legal, Compliance, and Privacy to ensure analytics and data products meet Fair Credit Reporting Act, permissible-purpose, and fair lending requirements.
  • Hire, develop, and retain analytical talent; set expectations for rigor, business acumen, and AI fluency; and grow the team as value is demonstrated.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master's or PhD in statistics, mathematics, economics, engineering, or another quantitative field, or equivalent practical experience.
  • Experience working with Fair Credit Reporting Act-regulated or other sensitive consumer data.
  • Experience building self-serve or conversational analytics capabilities.

About the Company

Equifax

Credit reporting data analytics and risk

Equifax is a global data, analytics, and technology company that provides credit information and related services to businesses, governments, and consumers. It collects and analyzes large amounts of data to generate insights used for credit reporting, risk management, fraud detection, and identity verification. The company uses its Equifax Cloud to combine data with advanced analytics and machine learning, delivering credit reports, risk assessments, and global market insights to help clients make smarter decisions and improve customer experiences. Compared with competitors, Equifax emphasizes its large, differentiated data assets and integrated analytics platform to offer comprehensive, end-to-end solutions for credit and risk management. Its goal is to help clients assess credit risk, detect fraud, and explore opportunities more confidently in a changing financial landscape.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Founded
1899

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