About the role
Moody’s RAy 7.2.1 Platform
- Design, configure, customize, and support Moody’s RiskAuthority (RAy) 7.2.1 solutions.
- Perform RAy parameterization, workflow configuration, reporting setup, and system administration.
- Analyze and troubleshoot RAy intermediate and final result tables.
- Support version upgrades, migrations, and patch deployments.
- Implement regulatory reporting and risk analytics requirements within the RAy framework.
- Conduct performance tuning and optimization of RAy processing jobs.
Technical Development
- Develop and optimize Oracle PL/SQL packages, procedures, functions, and database scripts.
- Build and maintain ETL processes for risk data ingestion and transformation.
- Design and implement data reconciliation and validation controls.
- Support batch processing and scheduling using Control-M or equivalent schedulers.
- Integrate RAy with upstream and downstream banking systems.
Risk & Regulatory Reporting
- Support implementation of:
- Basel III / Basel IV
- IFRS 9
- CECL
- Liquidity Risk Reporting
- Credit Risk Reporting
- ICAAP
- COREP, LCR, NSFR, ALMM (preferred)
- Ensure regulatory compliance through accurate data processing and reporting.
Stakeholder Engagement
- Collaborate with Risk, Finance, Regulatory Reporting, and Technology teams.
- Translate business requirements into technical specifications.
- Participate in solution design workshops and architecture discussions.
- Support SIT, UAT, production deployment, and post-production stabilization.
- Prepare technical documentation and knowledge transfer materials.
Requirements
- Strong hands-on experience with Moody’s RiskAuthority (RAy) 7.2.1
- Oracle Database 12c/19c
- Advanced SQL and PL/SQL development
- Risk data modeling and reporting
- ETL and data integration concepts
- Unix/Linux shell scripting
- Control-M or enterprise scheduling tools
- Performance tuning and troubleshooting
Functional Knowledge
- Credit Risk Management
- Regulatory Reporting
- Basel III / IV
- IFRS 9
- Liquidity Risk
- Risk Data Aggregation and Reporting
Documentation
- Technical Design Documents (TDD)
- Functional Specifications
- Data Mapping Documents
- Production Support Runbooks
- Release and Deployment Documentation
Preferred Skills
- Moody’s RiskConfidence (RCO)
- Moody’s RiskFoundation
- Tomcat Administration
- Java exposure
- Cloud platforms (AWS/Azure)
- DevOps and CI/CD practices
- Data Warehouse technologies
- Banking Risk Transformation programs
About the company
Unison Group
Unison Consulting was launched in Singapore on September 2012, the hub of the financial industry, with innovative visions in the technocratic arena. We are a boutique next-generation Technology Company with strong business-interests in Liquidity risk, Market Risk, Credit Risk and Regulatory Compliance. Unison provides technology consulting and services to implement Risk Management and Risk Analytics System for Financial Institutions. Our services suite comprises of Techno-Functional consulting, systems integration, Business Intelligence, information management, and custom development of IT solutions, plus project management expertise for financial institutions. We have expertise in latest cutting edge technology to achieve better total cost of ownership. Through our qualified professionals, we assist you drive your unique risk management strategies, whether that means efficient monitoring, improving risk appetite of the financial institutions, complying with regulations, or capturing growth opportunities through innovation, this is what maximizes your decision taking potential. At Unison Consulting, we view clients as partners, and our success is only measured by the success of our
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