Valuation Control Model Risk - Senior Associate
- LocationWarszawa, Mazowieckie, Poland
- Work typeNot stated
- EmploymentFull-time
- Posted29 October 2026
- SourceJPMorganChase's careers page (Oracle Recruiting)
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At a glance
- Skills and toolsPython, VBA, Excel
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About the role
The Valuation Control Group (VCG) is an independent group within Finance whose primary responsibility is to ensure that the firm’s risk portfolios are fairly valued. The group sets independent pricing and valuation adjustments policies, executes & generates results, and then works with Trading to remediate and prevent issues on an ongoing basis. VCG also works to identify and control potential valuation risk concentrations, uncertainty in pricing inputs, and valuation model uncertainty.
The group is organized along business lines such as the Investment Bank and Consumer & Community Bank and works closely with Traders, CFOs, Market Risk, Product Control, Model Governance and Quantitative Research to ensure a complete understanding of business issues and the accurate execution of valuation policy. The group plays a critical role within the Firm and has exposure to senior management, Business heads, Regulators, and both internal and external audit.
VCG is looking to hire an Associate (601/602) to specialize in model risk and drive the model risk agenda for the group, including documentation and review of fair value and prudent valuation methodologies and assessment of mitigants and compensating controls for associated model risks.
Job responsibilities
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Assists in overseeing model risk for the Valuation Control Group through the tracking of model limitations, ongoing model performance metrics and independent testing of model risk mitigants and compensating controls for fair value and prudent valuation adjustment models.
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Creates, reviews and evaluates documentation of fair value and prudent valuation adjustments models across a broad set of products for consistency and adherence to the firm’s model development and review standards.
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Works closely with Model Review and Quantitative Research groups and model owners during review and approval cycles, to resolve queries and ensure adherence to the firm’s model risk management controls.
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Introduces enhancements to the strategic target state risk management framework for fair value and prudent valuation adjustments models.
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Summarizes and communicate model risks to senior stakeholders in a clear and concise manner.
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Develops best practice guidelines and training materials related to Model Risk Management
Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills
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Experience with model validation and/or development is a strong plus.
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Experience of valuation control processes is desirable but not a requirement.
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Knowledge and experience across financial products, models, and asset classes.
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Analytical, quantitative aptitude and attention to detail
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Strong verbal and written communications skills to interface with a wide variety of functional areas.
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Ability to ask incisive questions, converge on critical matters, assess materiality and escalate issues.
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Working knowledge of Python and/or VBA and Excel.
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