The Options Clearing Corporation (OCC) Offices

The Options Clearing Corporation (OCC) is headquartered in Chicago and has 3 office locations.

Hybrid Workplace

Employees engage in a combination of remote and on-site work.

A hybrid work environment, up to 2 days per week of remote work

Typical time on-site: 3 days a week

U.S. Office Locations

HQ

Chicago

Adjacent to the Willis Tower, close to CTA, Metra and expressways with plenty of food and entertainment options nearby.

Dallas

OCC moved to the Dallas area in 2003. In the years since, much like the growth that has turned the entire Dallas-Fort Worth region into the nation's fourth-largest metro area, the size of OCC's operation in the Lone Star State has soared.

Washington

1201 F St NW, Washington, DC, United States, 20004

Big Data • Cloud • Fintech • Information Technology • Financial Services
Develops, validates, implements, and maintains quantitative risk models for derivatives pricing, margin, clearing funds, stress testing, CVA/CCR, volatility, and regulatory capital. Responsibilities include model prototyping, back-testing, documentation, code reviews, quality assurance, production support, and collaboration with risk managers, developers, validators, and business teams. Requires expertise in equity derivatives, financial risk analytics, Basel III, and SR 11-7 governance.
Big Data • Cloud • Fintech • Information Technology • Financial Services
Supports enterprise IT and cybersecurity risk management by leading risk assessments, maintaining risk inventories, applying frameworks such as NIST and COBIT, generating Archer reports, automating oversight analytics, and presenting findings to governance committees and regulators. The role collaborates with IT, Security, Legal, Compliance, Internal Audit, and third-party risk teams while improving risk methodologies, controls, policies, and issue tracking.
Big Data • Cloud • Fintech • Information Technology • Financial Services
Supports IT and Security operational risk management through risk assessments, control evaluations, risk inventories, regulatory alignment, and governance reporting. Leads risk intake and enterprise assessments using NIST, COBIT, RSA Archer, JIRA, and ServiceNow. Develops AI governance protocols and risk registers, audits distributed ledger technology programs, and reviews IAM controls including RBAC, access reviews, and least-privilege policies. Collaborates with technology, compliance, legal, audit, and business stakeholders to improve ORM methodologies and resolve findings.