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Summer Intern- Credit Risk Management

Langley Federal Credit Union
United States, Virginia, Newport News
Apr 16, 2025
Description

Langley Federal Credit Union has proudly served members since 1936, offering financial solutions to help individuals and families reach their goals. This summer, we're excited to launch our first 10-week Summer 2025 Internship Program-an opportunity for motivated college juniors and seniors to gain hands-on experience in the financial industry. Full Time (40 hours/week) attendance will be required, on site in Newport News, VA, from Monday June 2 - Friday August 8.

Why Intern with Langley Federal Credit Union?



  • Work on meaningful projects, collaborate with experienced professionals in a learning-rich environment.
  • Interns are welcomed as part of the team, with a focus on inclusion, respect, and belonging.
  • Gain real-world experience in the financial services industry with a respected credit union.
  • Develop skills and build a network in a supportive, team-oriented environment.
  • Provided networking and professional development opportunities.


Internship Overview

The Credit Risk Management Intern will focus on early delinquency detection, playing a key role in tracking past-due loan accounts and analyzing financial data to identify emerging risk trends. You will be responsible for generating reports on delinquent account flow and roll rates, supporting research and analysis efforts, and ensuring the accuracy and compliance of all data. This internship will provide valuable insights into member payment behaviors, contributing to the early detection of potential risks, and will help improve credit decision-making processes.

Responsibilities



  • Review financial records, account histories, and transaction data to identify early signs of potential delinquency.
  • Monitor customer behavior to spot patterns or irregularities that may indicate financial distress or a likelihood of default.
  • Collaborate with QA team to design and refine predictive models that forecast the likelihood of customers defaulting on their payments.
  • Integrate data analytics to improve the accuracy of risk models and enhance their predictive capabilities.
  • Continuously track trends in delinquency across different customer segments, products, and markets.
  • Generate comprehensive reports that highlight delinquency trends, risk indicators, and potential areas of concern.
  • Present insights and recommendations based on delinquency data to management for informed decision-making.


Identify weaknesses or gaps in existing delinquency control processes and suggest actionable improvements to

Qualifications



  • Finance, Accounting or Data Analytics major preferred.
  • Ability to analyze and interpret financial data and detect risk indicators.
  • Problem solving skills.
  • Some accounting education including financial statement review
  • Familiarity with Excel, SQL, or risk modeling software.


Apply Today!

Interested candidates should submit the following materials:

Resume

Optional: Transcript or additional supporting materials

Submit Application on Langley's Career Site:
Summer Intern- Credit Risk Management | Current Opportunities

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