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CRNCY Group is seeking a senior Credit Decision Scientist to work remotely in Latam on a USD contractor basis. You will own the analysis from data to decision, shaping underwriting rules and portfolio strategies in markets with limited traditional credit information.
You will leverage probabilistic thinking, statistical inference, and advanced modeling (logistic regression, scorecards, gradient boosting) using Python and SQL. Expect a high-autonomy role with significant impact across markets.
CRNCY · Senior · Remote in Latam · USD contractor
Across the developing world, access to credit still depends on paperwork most people can't produce. A teacher six years in the same job. A vendor who has run the same stall for a decade. Creditworthy, both — and illegible to a system built for someone else.
CRNCY exists to close that gap, using technology to open doors for the people who need them most. Every rule you write here decides who gets through.
Help CRNCY become the world's best underwriter of credit risk using unstructured and alternative data. We operate in markets where customers often have limited traditional credit information. Our objective is to make better lending decisions under uncertainty and continuously improve risk-adjusted profitability.
You do this work yourself. There is no analytics team to delegate to. You frame the question, build the analysis, and own the decision that comes out of it.
Experience in at least one of: portfolio strategy or analytics, underwriting strategy, lending strategy, risk management, or another analytical role involving high-consequence decision-making under uncertainty.
Experience in consumer lending or credit is not required. We are far more interested in exceptional decision-makers than in experience in any particular industry.
We are interested in candidates who have:
Working capability, hands‑on: statistical inference and probability; causal reasoning and selection bias; practical modeling — logistic regression, scorecards, gradient boosting — with clean validation discipline and no data leakage; experiment design and power; expected‑value analysis; segmentation. Python and SQL at analysis‑and‑modeling level. You write your own code.
A degree from a strong university in a quantitative discipline: Decision Science, Operations Research, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Engineering, or Computer Science with significant quantitative coursework.
Your training should have covered probability and statistics, decision‑making under uncertainty, optimization, mathematical modeling, econometrics, operations research or risk analysis.
Above all, we are looking for someone who naturally thinks probabilistically — comfortable making decisions with incomplete information, weighing uncertainty, and updating their judgment as new evidence becomes available.
Language: fluent English and Spanish. Both required.
This is not:
Candidates whose experience is primarily centered on building models, pipelines, platforms or technical infrastructure will not be considered.
What we are screening out is the candidate whose output is a model. Here, the output is a decision — you simply have to build the analysis yourself to get there.