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Freddie Mac

Buys home loans from lenders and sells them as bonds

Director Risk Assessment and Automation Solutions

Risk ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 10 years of experience in the title industry designing and implementing title risk assessment solutions, with deep understanding of available title-related data and approaches to automated title risk assessments.
  • Strong knowledge and experience using automation and models strategically to drive business decisions across risk and profitability.
  • Ability to translate analytics into simple concepts for communication with senior management.
  • Proven leadership, including balancing team and individual responsibilities, building teams and consensus, achieving results through people not directly under the candidate's supervision, and working ethically and with integrity.
  • An MBA in Finance, Business, or a related quantitative field, or equivalent experience.
  • High standards of work and technical excellence.
  • Excellent analytical skills and understanding of risk management.
  • Independent judgment, strong problem solving, and deep analytical ability to identify, assess, and mitigate risks and articulate them.
  • Confidence speaking and facilitating discussions with staff at all levels, including executives.
  • Passion for driving business, culture, and technology change in dynamic and complex operating environments.

Responsibilities

  • Support the Vice President of Collateral Risk Management in developing and executing Freddie Mac’s title risk assessment strategy in alignment with Single-Family, Credit Risk, and Enterprise objectives.
  • Lead efforts to identify, evaluate, and prioritize title-related data sources for automated title risk assessment, including public records, title plants, tax data, property data, lien and judgment data, chain-of-title data, title insurance data, vendor-provided title datasets, curative data, claims data, and other relevant sources.
  • Assess the availability, accuracy, completeness, timeliness, jurisdictional coverage, lineage, usability, and limitations of title-related data used in automated risk assessment.
  • Lead the design, evaluation, and enhancement of automated title risk assessment engines that identify loans with low title risk and support purchasing eligible loans with confidence.
  • Translate title underwriting concepts, title search logic, title defects, curative requirements, and marketable-title standards into business rules, data requirements, decision logic, controls, and technology requirements.
  • Evaluate automated title solutions, title data vendors, title insurance products, and emerging title technologies, including support for build, buy, or partner decisions.
  • Partner with modeling, analytics, and technology teams to develop and validate title risk decisioning frameworks, including rule-based engines, scorecards, exception logic, confidence scoring, and model-supported approaches where appropriate.
  • Work with Legal, Fair Lending, Compliance, Oversight, and regulatory stakeholders to ensure title risk assessment solutions are responsible, explainable, controlled, and aligned with applicable policies, laws, regulations, and Freddie Mac standards.
  • Define monitoring and governance frameworks for title risk assessment solutions, including performance metrics, exception rates, defect rates, curative outcomes, claims experience, repurchase risk indicators, and emerging risk trends.
  • Identify and escalate emerging title risks, data quality issues, jurisdictional changes, vendor performance issues, or operational gaps that could affect Freddie Mac’s risk position.
  • Lead strategies that responsibly manage title risk while simplifying the loan manufacturing process, improving certainty for lenders, reducing borrower costs where appropriate, and supporting scalable loan purchase execution.
  • Communicate complex title, data, and risk concepts clearly to senior executives, business partners, regulators, and operational stakeholders.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience researching and developing title products.

About the Company

Freddie Mac

Buys home loans from lenders and sells them as bonds

Freddie Mac buys home and apartment loans from banks, credit unions and other lenders so they have fresh money to keep lending to American homebuyers and renters. Congress created it to bring liquidity, stability and affordability to the U.S. housing market, and it sits with Fannie Mae at the center of the country's mortgage system. It never lends to borrowers directly; instead it purchases loans that meet its standards, pools them into mortgage-backed securities sold to investors worldwide, and guarantees the payments. It earns money from guarantee fees and interest on the loans it holds. Freddie Mac was chartered in 1970 and is based in McLean, Virginia.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
McLean, VA
Founded
1970

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