Degree in Statistics, Economics, Finance, Business, Mathematics, Computer Science, or Engineering.
Minimum two years of relevant experience, preferably in mortgage or government-sponsored enterprises.
Proficient in SQL, Tableau, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Understanding of credit risk, financial risk, and the mortgage life cycle.
Responsibilities
Produce accurate monthly reports on loan funding and credit quality.
Own reports that track credit trends and risk indicators.
Enhance existing processes and develop new reporting as risks arise.
Deliver analyses that inform decision-making in the mortgage market.
Present findings to a diverse range of stakeholders, including executives.
Build expertise in data analysis and visualization tools.
Support ad hoc projects and cross-team analyses.
Benefits
Comprehensive total rewards package.
Market-leading benefit programs.
Full Job Description
Position Overview:
Join the Single-Family Business Analytics (SFBA) team as a strategist and problem solver. You will help analyze the credit quality and performance of Freddie Mac's newly purchased loan portfolio, deliver meaningful reporting, and identify emerging risks. In this fast-paced and collaborative environment, you will partner across the business and evaluate industry trends that inform Freddie Mac's risk management strategies. Apply today and discover why there is #MoreAtFreddieMac.
Your Impact:
Produce accurate and timely monthly reports on recent loan funding, credit quality, portfolio performance, and emerging risks.
Own reports that identify and monitor credit trends, risk indicators, and loan performance drivers.
Improve existing processes and reports, contribute ideas that strengthen related business practices, and develop new reporting as risks emerge.
Combine technical expertise and business judgment to deliver analyses that inform decisions and may influence the mortgage market.
Present findings clearly to a broad range of stakeholders, including executive leadership.
Build expertise in data analysis, visualization, communication, and teamwork while using tools such as Tableau, MicroStrategy, Excel, SQL, and PowerPoint.
Support ad hoc projects and cross-team analyses.
Qualifications:
Degree or equivalent experience in a highly quantitative field such as Statistics, Economics, Finance, Business, Mathematics, Computer Science, or Engineering.
At least two years of relevant professional experience; mortgage or government-sponsored enterprise experience is preferred.
Strong proficiency in SQL, Tableau, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Strong written and verbal presentation skills.
Solid understanding of credit risk, financial risk, and the mortgage life cycle.
Keys to Success in this Role:
Self-motivated and diligent, with strong time management and reliable follow-through.
Resilient, adaptable, intellectually curious, and results oriented.
Detail-oriented and proactive in identifying and escalating issues.
Strong interpersonal, communication, and collaboration skills.
Strong quantitative, analytical, and problem-solving abilities.
Current Freddie Mac employees please apply through the internal career site.
Time-type:Full time
FLSA Status:Non-Exempt
Freddie Mac offers a comprehensive total rewards package to include competitive compensation and market-leading benefit programs. Information on these benefit programs is available on our Careers site.
This position has an annualized market-based salary range of $98,000 - $146,000 and is eligible to participate in the annual incentive program. The final salary offered will generally fall within this range and is dependent on various factors including but not limited to the responsibilities of the position, experience, skill set, internal pay equity and other relevant qualifications of the applicant.
About Freddie Mac
Freddie Mac is vital to a strong U.S. housing system, providing liquidity to the mortgage market under all economic conditions while ensuring the safety and soundness. As a trusted leader in housing finance, we guide the industry in meeting the needs of lenders and lowering the cost of housing for America's families.
