Jessica Lee serves as the Quantitative Analytics Director at Freddie Mac, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s approach to credit risk modeling and predictive analytics. With eight years of experience as an economist, Jessica leads a talented team of data scientists,...
Jessica Lee serves as the Quantitative Analytics Director at Freddie Mac, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s approach to credit risk modeling and predictive analytics. With eight years of experience as an economist, Jessica leads a talented team of data scientists, statisticians, and economists dedicated to developing robust credit scoring models that enhance the accuracy and fairness of lending practices. Her expertise in handling large, complex datasets allows her team to derive actionable insights that inform policy decisions and improve financial modeling strategies.
At Freddie Mac, Jessica is currently spearheading several key projects aimed at refining fair lending testing methodologies and advancing the organization’s commitment to responsible lending. By leveraging her proficiency in statistical modeling and econometrics, she ensures that the models not only meet regulatory requirements but also align with the broader goals of promoting equitable access to credit. Jessica’s passion for visual data presentation enables her to communicate complex findings effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders, fostering a collaborative environment where data-driven insights can influence strategic initiatives.
Her skills in SAS, Stata, R, and quantitative analytics are instrumental in developing innovative solutions that address the evolving challenges within the housing finance sector. As a thought leader in the field, Jessica is committed to advancing the understanding of credit risk and advocating for policies that promote transparency and fairness in lending. Through her leadership, Freddie Mac continues to enhance its analytical capabilities, ultimately contributing to a more stable and inclusive financial system.