Technical Consultant – Moody’s RiskAuthority (RAy) 7.2.1

About the role

We are seeking a Technical Consultant to design, configure, customize and support Moody’s RiskAuthority (RAy) 7.2.1 platform. The role involves implementing regulatory reporting, risk analytics, and ensuring optimal performance of the solution within a banking environment.

Key responsibilities

• Design, configure and customize Moody’s RAy 7.2.1 solutions, including parameterisation, workflow and reporting setup.
• Perform system administration, analyse and troubleshoot intermediate and final result tables.
• Support version upgrades, migrations, patch deployments and performance tuning of processing jobs.
• Develop and optimise Oracle PL/SQL packages, procedures, functions and database scripts.
• Build and maintain ETL processes for risk data ingestion, transformation and validation.
• Implement batch processing and scheduling using Control‑M or equivalent tools.
• Integrate RAy with upstream and downstream banking systems.
• Implement regulatory reporting requirements such as Basel III/IV, IFRS 9, CECL, liquidity and credit risk reporting.
• Collaborate with Risk, Finance, Regulatory Reporting and Technology teams to translate business needs into technical specifications.
• Support SIT, UAT, production deployment and post‑production stabilisation, and prepare technical documentation.

Required profile

• Strong hands‑on experience with Moody’s RiskAuthority (RAy) 7.2.1.
• Proficiency with Oracle Database 12c/19c and advanced SQL/PLSQL development.
• Solid understanding of risk data modelling, ETL concepts and data integration.
• Experience with Unix/Linux shell scripting and enterprise scheduling tools (Control‑M).
• Demonstrated ability in performance tuning and troubleshooting of large‑scale data processing jobs.
• Functional knowledge of credit risk, regulatory reporting, Basel III/IV, IFRS 9 and liquidity risk.

Required skills

• Moody’s RiskAuthority (RAy) 7.2.1
• Oracle Database 12c
• Oracle Database 19c
• SQL
• PL/SQL
• ETL development
• Unix/Linux shell scripting
• Control‑M (or equivalent scheduler)
• Performance tuning
• Tomcat administration
• Java (exposure)
• AWS / Azure
• DevOps and CI/CD practices
• Data Warehouse technologies
• Moody’s RiskConfidence (RCO)
• Moody’s RiskFoundation