Techno-Functional Consultant (Moody's Risk Authority)

Role overview

Implementation and delivery

• Lead end-to-end implementation of Moody's Risk Authority (RAY) solutions across banking clients.
• Gather business requirements and translate them into functional and technical solution designs.
• Configure and implement Basel Capital, Liquidity Risk, ALM, IRRBB, FTP, and Regulatory Reporting solutions.
• Perform data mapping, ETL design, data transformation, and system configuration.
• Work with business, risk, finance, and IT stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.
• Configure behavioral models, forecasting assumptions, and regulatory calculations.

Testing, documentation, and support

• Support SIT, UAT, production deployment, and post-go-live activities.
• Prepare functional specifications, test cases, user manuals, and implementation documentation.
• Deliver product demonstrations, user training, and knowledge-transfer sessions.
• Troubleshoot implementation issues and provide production support.

Required experience and expertise

• At least 8 years of experience in banking risk management solutions; the posting also states 8–12+ years of overall experience.
• Hands-on Moody's Analytics implementation experience, including strong Moody's Risk Authority (RAY) experience.
• At least five years of Moody's implementation experience.
• Strong Basel Capital implementation experience is mandatory.
• Strong knowledge of Liquidity Risk Management, ALM, IRRBB, FTP, Regulatory Reporting, and Stress Testing.
• Experience in data mapping, ETL, data modelling, and solution configuration.
• Experience managing the implementation lifecycle from requirements gathering and design through testing, UAT, go-live, and production support.
• Strong stakeholder management and client-facing communication skills.

Preferred skills and credentials

• Moody's Risk Confidence (RCO) and Moody's Risk Authority (RAY) certifications are preferred.
• Experience with global banking clients, SQL and banking data models, or Agile delivery environments is preferred.