Drimva

Block

Senior Data Scientist, First Line Risk

$168K–$297K

Bay Area, CA, United States of America +1 · Remote · Senior · Full-time · Posted Dec 16, 2025

Location
Bay Area, CA, United States of America
US - NY - NYC - Remote
Experience
Bachelor’s degree: 7+ years of relevant experience; master’s degree: 5+ years; PhD: 3+ years.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in statistics, data science, economics, computer science, or a similar quantitative field; master’s or PhD alternatives are stated.

About the job

Builds and scales control-performance monitoring and risk measurement systems for financial products, helping teams detect emerging risks, evaluate controls, and prioritize action.

What you'll do

  • Define control metrics and risk indicators, investigate control performance and evidence gaps, and calibrate monitoring methods.
  • Build reusable analytical modules, automated workflows, and monitoring features for product governance and risk management.
  • Partner with risk, compliance, product, and engineering teams to guide monitoring decisions, roadmaps, and delivery.

What they ask for

  • Advanced proficiency in SQL and Python, including large datasets and maintainable analytical code.
  • Strong statistical and analytical judgment, including experience with cohort analysis, experimentation, time series, or monitoring.
  • Experience leading analytical solutions from problem definition through production use and adoption.
  • Experience translating business, policy, or control objectives into actionable measurement frameworks.

Nice to have

  • Experience in financial technology, risk, compliance, or product governance.
  • Experience using AI tools, LLMs, and engineered prompts to accelerate analysis and development.

Pay

$198,000 — $297,000 USD (base salary); $188,100 — $282,100 USD (base salary); $178,200 — $267,400 USD (base salary); $168,300 — $252,500 USD (base salary)

Tools

Python, SQL, matplotlib, plotly, git, Snowflake, BigQuery, LLMs

AI focus

Use AI tools and LLMs to accelerate analysis and development, validate conclusions, analyze non-quantitative data, and automate repeatable analytical work.

Model-written summary · the original posting is authoritative

First seen Oct 10, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)