Ever wondered how companies figure out "what could go wrong" before it actually goes wrong? That's basically what a Risk Business Analyst does. You'll be the person connecting the dots between data, business decisions, and "hey, maybe we shouldn't do that" moments — but backed by numbers, not just gut feeling.
If you're a curious problem-solver who likes spreadsheets a little too much, enjoys asking "why" five times in a row, and wants a front-row seat to how real business decisions get made — this one's for you.
What you’ll be doing
- Digging into data to spot risks before they become problems (financial, operational, you name it).
- Helping build and maintain risk models, dashboards, and reports that actual humans can understand (no jargon soup).
- Working closely with different teams — finance, ops, compliance — to understand how the business runs.
- Documenting processes and flagging where things could break down.
- Supporting audits and compliance checks (less scary than it sounds, promise).
- Turning messy data into clear insights and recommendations for decision-makers.
- Keeping an eye on industry trends and regulations that might affect the business
What we’re looking for
- Diploma and Degree in Business, Finance, Economics, Statistics, or something similar — but we care more about how you think than your GP.
- Bonus points if you've dabbled in Excel wizardry, SQL, or tools like Power BI/Tableau.
- Certifications like FRM, PRM, or even progress toward a CFA are a plus — but definitely not required if you're just starting out.
- Someone naturally curious — you like understanding why things work the way they do.
- Comfortable with numbers, but not necessarily a math genius (we'll teach you the technical stuff).
- Good communicator — you can explain a risk in plain English, not just analyst-speak.
- Detail-oriented but not a perfectionist who never ships anything.
- Eager to learn — this role grows fast if you're hungry for it.
- Team player who's not afraid to ask questions (seriously, ask away).
- Fresh out of Uni, Entry Level, Mid-career switch? Totally fine. We're not expecting 10 years of experience (Please, no unicorn hunting here).
Pay: $2,700.00 - $4,500.00 per month
Benefits:
- Cell phone reimbursement
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Professional development
Education:
- Local Polytechnic Diploma (Preferred)
Experience:
- Business Development: 1 year (Preferred)
Work Location: In person