The FSCA's mandate is to enhance the efficiency and integrity of financial markets; promote fair customer treatment by financial institutions; provide financial education and promote financial literacy; and assist in maintaining financial stability in South Africa.
This is in line with the Twin Peaks model of financial sector regulations, as envisioned in...
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Senior Analyst - Market Surveillance and Data Analysis Department - Pretoria
Pre-process and Transform data for model building and analysis.
Troubleshoot data quality issues and work with team members to reach solutions.
Become fluent in analytical modelling using internal data modelling platforms and tools.
Develop predictive models for business solutions.
Deploy predictive and other models to production.
Develop technical specification for 3rd party platform data integration and streaming.
Develop compelling visual stories to effectively communicate meaningful insights from big data.
Participate in continuous improvement efforts to increase available data quality and delivery speed.
Address ad-hoc domain-specific data analytic requirements from domain or cluster leaders.
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Honour’s degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Physics, Econometrics, Actuarial Science, or equivalent experience with at least 4 years’ working experience in a field where data science and analysis was major, preferably in a financial services sector or regulator.
Proficient in Python, R, and database technologies.
Advanced working Python knowledge.
Experience working with relational databases, query authoring Python as well as working familiarity with a variety of databases.
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