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Adyen is seeking a Collections Analyst in Chicago to own a portfolio of US merchants in arrears across Adyen’s financial products. You will manage cases end-to-end, from outreach to repayment plans or escalation, while scaling the operation with automation and compliant processes.
You will work independently within approved playbooks, escalating complex cases to senior colleagues, and collaborating with Risk, Finance, Legal, and Product to maintain consistency and performance.
Strong organizational skills, including tracking multiple accounts, deadlines, and follow-ups without losing detailHands-on experience managing a portfolio of overdue business or consumer credit accountsWorking knowledge of US collections and servicing regulations, and how to apply them day to dayClear written and spoken English, including the ability to explain terms such as breach of contract or default in plain languageConfidence in difficult conversations, balancing empathy with firmness while maintaining the relationshipComfort with collections platforms or CRM tools, and with Excel or Google Sheets for basic reportingA low-ego, high-accountability approach to working with Risk, Legal, Finance, and ProductExperience in collections, account recovery, or credit operations at a lender, bank, fintech, or payments companyAbility to use AI tools and automation to increase operational efficiencyExperience collecting on commercial credit products such as merchant cash advances, working capital loans, charge cards, overdrafts, or equipment financingA track record of improving collections processes, building a playbook, or helping automate a workflowComfort using data tools such as SQL or Looker to analyze delinquency trends and build reportsExperience handling legal escalations, settlements, charge-offs, or third-party agency placementsFamiliarity with FDCPA, UDAAP, state collection licensing rules, and fair-lending expectations as they apply to business credit