Senior Associate - Senior Credit Modeling Analyst

Blake Willson Group

10d•$80,000 - $115,000•Remote

About The Position

Blake Willson Group is hiring a Senior Credit Modeling Analyst to support federal credit reform and allowance-for-loss activities across a portfolio of federal loan programs. The position supports loan accounting, cash flow modeling, net present value (NPV) calculations, data reconciliations, and financial reporting, while ensuring the accuracy and integrity of model inputs, outputs, and supporting documentation. The role is 100% remote and requires authorization to work full-time in the United States and the ability to obtain a Public Trust Security Clearance. The analyst supports allowance-for-loss calculations for pre-credit reform loans, debt reduction funds, PL-480, GSM, and related loan portfolios. Work includes downloading, validating, reconciling, and analyzing loan receivable data from feeder systems, accounting systems, and other financial sources; preparing and reconciling cash flow model input files; validating model outputs against the general ledger, source systems, and OMB CSC2 results; and supporting NPV calculations using relevant loan and financial assumptions. The role also gathers, reconciles, and validates data for federal credit reform re-estimates and subsidy calculations; maintains historical loan performance data; documents assumptions, reconciliation results, corrective actions, and audit-ready workpapers; analyzes non-performing portfolios and reserve requirements; assists with standard operating procedures; and collaborates with accounting, financial reporting, and program stakeholders to support data accuracy and compliance with federal financial management requirements.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, or a related field.
At least 6 years of experience supporting credit modeling, loan accounting, financial analysis, and complex financial data reconciliations.
At least 3 years of experience preparing and reconciling financial models and cash flow analyses, and reconciling model inputs and outputs to source systems and general ledger balances.
At least 3 years of experience using advanced Excel to analyze complex datasets and prepare technical documentation, workpapers, and financial reports.
Must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.
Must have the ability to obtain a Public Trust Security Clearance.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting federal credit reform, loan subsidy, allowance for loss, NPV calculations, re-estimates, or cash flow modeling.
Experience working with OMB CSC2, credit subsidy models, ICRAS, Treasury rates, PL-480, GSM, CCC, or other federal loan programs.
Professional certification such as Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), or Financial Risk Manager (FRM).

Responsibilities

Support allowance-for-loss calculations for pre-credit reform loans, debt reduction funds, PL-480, GSM, and related loan portfolios.
Download, validate, reconcile, and analyze loan receivable data from feeder systems, accounting systems, and other financial data sources.
Prepare and reconcile cash flow model input files and validate model outputs against the general ledger, source systems, and OMB CSC2 results.
Support NPV calculations using agreement numbers, cohort years, Treasury rates, ICRAS grades, country default rates, unpaid installments, and other model assumptions.
Gather, reconcile, and validate data supporting federal credit reform re-estimates and subsidy calculations.
Maintain historical loan performance data, including payments, prepayments, delinquencies, defaults, recoveries, and write-offs.
Document model assumptions, reconciliation results, corrective actions, and audit-ready workpapers supporting allowance and re-estimate processes.
Analyze non-performing loan portfolios, reserve requirements, default trends, and write-off strategies.
Assist with developing and maintaining standard operating procedures for allowance models, cash flow modeling, and re-estimate processes.
Collaborate with accounting, financial reporting, and program stakeholders to ensure data accuracy and compliance with federal financial management requirements.