CHS Inc. is hiring a Risk Manager to manage the day-to-day risk monitoring needs of our Futures Commission Merchant (FCM). In this role, you will tackle complex problems and apply critical judgment in a fast-paced trading environment, focusing on market activity, risk measurements, limit setting, and regulatory compliance.

What You'll Do

Report to the Chief Risk Officer and advance the goals of the risk department.
Participate in bi-weekly Firm Risk Management Unit (RMU) meetings to discuss, identify, and report risks.
Utilize trade and risk monitoring tools to assess and monitor risks associated with customer activities.
Contribute to the preparation of reports to regulatory agencies (CFTC, CME, MIAX, NFA).
Contribute to the development and compliance of the Risk Management Program per CFTC Regulation 1.11.
Review customer account opening documentation and assess risk profiles to determine trading limits.
Communicate directly with brokers and/or customers on positions, limits, and other risk topics.
Assess and determine customer position limits and respond to limit change requests.
Develop and enhance methodologies to determine risk and reporting.
Assist in designing, implementing, and executing risk mediation policies and procedures.
Use good judgment to escalate issues per CHS Hedging LLC policies and the FCM Manual.
Review and comment on customer money movements and oversee the daily margin call process.
Gather data and analysis to support senior leadership of the FCM.
Collaborate and develop relationships with the broader CHS Inc enterprise and its affiliates related to futures, options, and swaps.
Liaison with CHS Capital for credit reviews and margin financing updates.
Review and edit standard policies and procedures related to trade and risk monitoring processes.
Act as a point of contact for all risk-related audit inquiries and assessments.

What We're Looking For

High School diploma or GED.
7+ years of experience in commodity or financial markets risk management.

Nice to Have

Bachelor’s degree preferred in accounting, finance or related field.
Understanding of futures and options and the factors that determine pricing of options.
Ability to handle large data sets and analytical thinking to draw effective conclusions.
Series 3 license, or the ability to obtain within 90 days of hire.
Experience working in regulated environments such as SEC and CFTC.
Experience in the financial services industry, particularly an FCM (Futures Commission Merchant).
Experience as a commodities futures and options trader.
Experience in answering regulatory audit inquiries and writing reports to regulatory entities.
Experience with Risk monitoring software (i.e. – Global Risk, XRisk).
Experience with trading platforms (i.e – WebOE, CQG, QST, TT, Fidessa).
Proficiency with coding software (i.e. - Python, C++, or SQL).
Experience with Power BI and similar tools.