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Role: Credit Underwriter / Credit Risk Analyst
Location: Fully remote (UK only)
This is a brilliant opportunity to join a digital-first, values-led business that’s already made serious waves in the consumer finance space. With a growing product set spanning Buy Now Pay Later, credit cards and business finance, they’re helping people buy everything, everywhere, every day and doing it in a smarter, fairer way.
They’ve built a strong foundation and are now expanding their UK operation, giving you the chance to join early, take ownership and make a difference from day one. The culture is collaborative, energising and full of people who care deeply about doing good work. You’ll be trusted, supported and given the space to grow.
They’re looking for someone to help them grow as a Credit Underwriter / Credit Risk Analyst.
This hands-on role is perfect for someone who thrives on variety. You’ll make real-time credit decisions while also supporting wider portfolio analysis using SQL and Python. Whether you’re an experienced underwriter with an interest in analytics, or already blending both, this role offers growth and impact.
To succeed, you should have experience underwriting unsecured personal loans or be comfortable assisting with underwriting. A good understanding of credit risk is essential. You should be comfortable working independently, spotting risks, and making confident decisions that balance risk with growth.
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If this sounds like the right next step, we’d love to connect. We can send you a full spec or arrange a brief call. Contact us at Info@meetskillful.com or Chris.manning@meetskillful.com.
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