FAQs
What are the key responsibilities of an Associate Director, Environmental & Social Risk Analytics?
The key responsibilities include assisting in the advancement of measuring financed emissions, setting net-zero targets, delivering carbon accounting insights, collaborating with internal stakeholders, optimizing data quality, leading workstreams and collaborations, and contributing to the development and management of junior team members.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Qualifications include an interest in environmental and social risk, experience in analytics, ability to synthesize data into business insights, proficiency in programming and querying languages (SQL and python), experience developing presentations for senior executives, proficiency in mathematical and statistical analyses, desire to build innovative approaches to complex problems, commitment to quality and accuracy, and excellent communication skills.
What additional qualifications would be beneficial for this role?
Additional qualifications that would be beneficial include knowledge of climate change science, experience with climate risk and target setting guidance, familiarity with internal RBC wholesale lending data systems, experience in carbon-intensive sectors, knowledge of quantitative model development, experience working with diverse stakeholders, and people management experience.
What are the benefits of working as an Associate Director, Environmental & Social Risk Analytics?
Benefits include a comprehensive Total Rewards Program, competitive compensation, opportunities for development through coaching and mentoring, ability to make a difference and lasting impact, dynamic and collaborative work environment, world-class training program in financial services, flexible work/life balance options, challenging work opportunities, opportunities for career growth, and building close relationships with clients.