Remote UK Fintech Market Lead — Part-Time to GM

FINN; Greater London; Remote; GBP 13,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

FINN is preparing to launch in the UK with a Country Manager on the ground to organize the launch for 2–3 months, 10–20 hours weekly. You will engage with first users, stay close to the market, and coordinate with local vendors to solve problems as they arise.

The role blends consultancy flexibility with potential full-time ownership of the UK market as Country Manager, requiring business and product mindset and familiarity with the UK regulatory landscape.

Qualifications

• UK fintech knowledge including consumer credit, earned wage access or digital banking.
• Hands-on understanding of UK payments systems and banking processes.
• Ability to spot problems in data or conversations and plan fixes.
• Experience building a product/market from the ground up in a high-growth startup.
• Existing connections with UK fintechs, banks or payment providers.
• Comfort operating within FCA-regulated structures and Appointed Representative setups.

Responsibilities

• Run initial customer support and directly contact users to learn what works and what’s confusing.
• Monitor UK wage access and consumer credit market developments and competitors.
• Be local point of contact with banks, payments and vendors across time zones.
• Help manage payments operations, double payments, repayment queries and root-cause fixes.
• Diagnose issues in salary flagging and turn insights into workstreams for engineering, product and risk teams.
• Spot fraud patterns using market knowledge and assist with fraud prevention.
• Collaborate with VP of Expansion to drive end-to-end business growth.

Skills

UK fintech knowledge

Payments & banking literacy

Business mindset

Builder DNA

UK market network

Regulated environment experience

Professional versatility

Job description

FINN is preparing to launch in the UK with a Country Manager on the ground to organize the launch for 2–3 months, 10–20 hours weekly. You will engage with first users, stay close to the market, and coordinate with local vendors to solve problems as they arise.

The role blends consultancy flexibility with potential full-time ownership of the UK market as Country Manager, requiring business and product mindset and familiarity with the UK regulatory landscape.