Full-Time
Single Family Risk – Lead Associate
Risk Analysis
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Fannie Mae
10,001+ employees
Facilitates affordable housing through mortgage financing
Senior
Washington, DC, USA + 1 more
More locations: Remote in USA
Open to remote work.
You match the following Fannie Mae's candidate preferences
Employers are more likely to interview you if you match these preferences:
- 4 years relevant experience; 5 years preferred
- Mortgage industry experience strongly preferred
- Hands-on risk management experience strongly preferred
- Proficiency and experience in Tableau, SQL, Python, and/or other programming tools
- Identify and advise on risks to a group or the organization, by applying data analytics skills, advanced tools or techniques, and credit risk management knowledge.
- Analyze risks and research solutions.
- Advise and instruct teams and business groups on risk mitigation strategies.
- Consult on plans or decisions to avoid risks or mitigate their impact.
- Conduct research to understand and assess emerging risks.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
- Strong data analytics experience and skillset
- Experience analyzing data to identify trends or relationships to inform conclusions about the data
- Skilled in the graphical representation of information in the form of charts, diagrams, pictures, and dashboards with programs and tools such as Excel and Tableau; ability to present information in an engaging, easy to understand manner
- Familiar with risk management procedures and approaches, experience working with either first-line or second-line risk management functions
- Experience with risk metrics, risk limits and EWIs/KRIs related to Single-Family book portfolio
- Understand Enterprise Regulatory Capital Framework
- Able to apply complex solution to financial analysis or forecasting, which may include scenario or sensitivity analysis, stress testing, or attribution analysis.
- Able to work with individuals having different functional expertise respectfully and cooperatively while working toward a common goal
Fannie Mae operates in the U.S. housing finance system by purchasing mortgages from lenders, which helps these lenders maintain cash flow to offer more loans. The company buys mortgages from banks and financial institutions, holding some in its portfolio while packaging others into mortgage-backed securities (MBS) that are sold to investors. This process provides a steady flow of capital back into the housing market, promoting homeownership and rental opportunities. Fannie Mae earns revenue through fees for guaranteeing payments on MBS and from interest on its mortgage portfolio. The company aims to facilitate access to affordable housing and is recognized for its commitment to diversity, inclusion, and community service.
Company Stage
IPO
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Washington, District of Columbia
Founded
1938
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Fannie Mae's Green Financing Business saw a 20% increase in activity in 2024.
- The launch of Desktop Underwriter 12.0 will streamline mortgage approvals in 2025.
- Fannie Mae committed over $6.3 billion to multifamily affordable housing in 2024.
What critics are saying
- Rising interest rates may reduce demand for new mortgages and refinancing.
- Alternative financing options could threaten Fannie Mae's traditional mortgage model.
- Climate change risks could impact property values underlying mortgage-backed securities.
What makes Fannie Mae unique
- Fannie Mae has a long-standing history in the U.S. housing finance system.
- The company provides liquidity by purchasing mortgages and issuing mortgage-backed securities.
- Fannie Mae is recognized for its commitment to diversity and community service.
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Benefits
Flexible Work Hours