The Associate of Default Risk Management will be involved in all aspects of default risk management, including managing a CME member's default, designing and conducting periodic default management drills, overseeing the technical development process for all default management tools, performing various key quantitative risk analyses, and interacting with CME clearing firms and other stakeholders. They will be responsible for the quantitative aspects of the default management process, oversee the technical development lifecycle, work with a development team, serve as a key liaison, design and conduct drills, participate in projects, and present risk reports to senior management and Risk Committees.