As a Senior Economist at the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), I review and provide feedback on credit risk models used by banks and financial institutions, ensuring their conceptual soundness, data quality, methodology, implementation, performance, and documentation. I also specialize in incorporating and evaluating climate change risk factors, such as flooding, fires, temperature changes, and natural disasters, into credit risk models and scenarios, and analyzing their impact on credit risk parameters and portfolio performance. With a Ph.D. in Economics and 2 years of experience in credit risk modeling and regulation, I have developed strong analytical, econometric, and statistical skills, and proficiency in using R, Python, SQL, and Excel for data manipulation, modeling, and visualization. I have published several papers on climate change adaptation and climate change risk in peer-reviewed journals, including a recent Revise and Resubmit at the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics. I am passionate about applying my knowledge and skills to address the challenges and opportunities posed by climate change risk for the financial sector and the economy as a whole. I am always eager to learn new methods, tools, and perspectives, and to collaborate with other experts and stakeholders in this field.