2027 Winter - GRM, Credit Risk Analyst Intern (8 Months)

Job Description

Our Story RBC is on a transformation journey. We are challenging how we approach problems, updating the tools that we use and diversifying our talent pool. To help us get going, we’re looking for the best and brightest people that will be both an enabler and accelerant that will push us further, faster; people who will help us disrupt ourselves and stretch our imaginations by showcasing what we didn’t think was possible. And we’re looking for a do-it-all talent that can help get us started. What is the opportunity? We have an exciting Credit Risk Analyst (Co-op) role in Retail Portfolio Monitoring Team in Group Risk Management (GRM). You will be given an opportunity to work in a fluid, highly skilled team helping us solve big problems and understand the opportunities and issues. Your role will be a combination of data focused, product focused and services focused. You will have access to world class experts in finance, technology, and risk management. You will be immersed in a fast paced, forward-thinking environment in Canada’s top financial institution with a 150+ year track record of success. You will support data-driven business decisions by identifying, understanding, organizing, and presenting data trends.­ What will you do? We’re looking for people that have a mix of strong quantitative and problem-solving skills, communicate well and can work through complex and ambiguous challenges. You need to be a self-driven and hyper engaged individual that’s willing to learn finance and risk management from world class teams in a fast paced and challenging environment. Your responsibilities will include: Analyze, design, transform, and implement analytic development projects Develop analytics and reports using tools such as Python, SAS, SQL and Tableau. Document, maintain, and enhance existing reports Constantly seek out better ways to do things, new tools, new technologies, new processes Be an active contributor to GRM, build connections and networks