Senior Associate, Strategy Analyst

Capital One Capital One · Banking · Toronto, ON

This role is for a Senior Associate, Strategy Analyst at Capital One Canada. The analyst will use data analytics and strategic decision-making to solve business problems, develop and apply analytical rigor, problem-solving skills, and critical thinking. Responsibilities include gathering and visualizing data, storytelling, collaborating with experts, and influencing senior leadership. The role involves working with SQL, Python notebooks, and visualization tools like Tableau and Quicksight. Specific areas include underwriting (credit policy & valuations), fraud mitigation, and product development. The analyst will perform modeling and analytics for new product and pricing strategies, develop marketing strategies, build insights for new customer experiences and technology, and support improvements in credit performance by creating risk models and testing hypotheses.

What you'd actually do

  1. Perform modeling/analytics to assist and lead new product and pricing strategies for various lending products.
  2. Develop direct-to-consumer marketing strategies and initiatives to support business growth objectives.
  3. Help build targeted insights to inform the design and development of new customer experiences, as well as breakthrough technology and concepts designed to deliver on new go to market strategies.
  4. Support and lead step-change improvements in credit performance by connecting drivers of future consumer credit trends to historical behaviour, creating risk models, and testing hypotheses using rigorous monitoring and analysis.

Skills

Required

  • 2-5 years of experience
  • leveraging analytical skills to effectively influence strategic decisions
  • A bachelor’s degree or higher
  • Experience working in a team environment
  • strong ability to collaborate effectively with others

Nice to have

  • Experience in coding (e.g. Complete SQL scripts, Python notebooks)
  • data visualization (e.g. Tableau, QuickSight)
  • analytical problem-solving

What the JD emphasized

  • statistical models
  • credit policies
  • risk models