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Altis in Canada is seeking a Lead, Insolvency and Agency Management to own complex recovery files, including insolvencies and external vendor collaborations. You’ll report to the VP of Collections and collaborate with Legal, Finance and Risk to shape recovery practices and vendor performance.
The role supports a remote-first environment with competitive compensation and benefits, plus opportunities to grow into people leadership as the team expands.
Language: Strong written and spoken English required, French fluency is an asset
Compensation: Base of $80,000 - $85,000 + Bonus opportunity of approximately 20%. Total Compensation up to $110,000 annually
Background Check Requirement: Successful completion of professional references, a background check and Prevue Assessment is required
Join a fast-growing Canadian fintech organization helping small business owners access convenient and trusted financing. As Lead, Insolvency and Agency Management, you’ll take ownership of complex recovery files that have moved beyond day-to-day collections, including insolvencies, legal recoveries and accounts managed by external partners.
Reporting to the VP of Collections, you’ll collaborate closely with Collections, Legal, Finance and Risk while serving as a trusted subject matter resource. This is an opportunity to shape recovery practices, strengthen vendor performance and build expertise within a collaborative team, with the potential to grow into people leadership as the organization expands.
You’ll join a collaborative, growth-oriented workplace where your expertise and ideas can make a meaningful impact. Along with competitive compensation and comprehensive health benefits, you’ll have access to education and learning benefits, team events and monthly Lunch and Learns, plus the flexibility of a remote-first environment.
“We’re looking for someone who can confidently navigate complex recoveries while bringing structure, sound judgment and strong partnership skills. You’ll have room to shape how we work today and help build the recovery function as we grow.”