Risk-Credit Risk-Wealth Management-Salt Lake City-Analyst (Credit Risk)

Location: Onsite in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Company

hirify.global operates a Risk Division covering credit, market, liquidity, and operational risk across the firm.

What you will do

• Review private client securities-based lending and derivatives transactions against risk appetite.
• Develop independent views of financial information, collateral terms, and documentation protections to support counterparty risk ratings.
• Monitor active positions, industry risks, counterparty risks, and ongoing exposure levels.
• Prepare regular reporting and support compliance with internal and external performance indicators.
• Support senior leaders with stakeholder requests, policy-related work, and initiatives to improve existing practices.
• Build relationships with internal and external industry participants.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree required; finance, accounting, economics, risk management, or another analytical field preferred.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present analysis clearly and accurately.
• High attention to detail and ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
• Interest in developing expertise in credit risk across private banking products, including securities-based lending, derivatives, and structured lending.
• Ability to identify key issues, ask thoughtful questions, and escalate risks or uncertainties appropriately.
• Ability to collaborate across Risk, business teams, Legal, Operations, and other internal stakeholders.

Nice to have

• Comfort working with financial data, credit materials, and Excel-based analysis.
• Familiarity with financial statement analysis or lending concepts.
• Intellectual curiosity and interest in building technical expertise in credit risk, private wealth lending products, and counterparty risk assessment.

Culture & Benefits

• Collaborative environment with opportunities for continuous learning.
• Exposure to varied transaction work, portfolio monitoring, governance routines, and broader team initiatives.
• Interaction with multiple departments and internal and external stakeholders.