Role overview
Use operational and customer data to help teams improve lending workflows and business performance. This analyst will investigate patterns across servicing, collections, application funnels, and contact-center activity, then turn the findings into reports, recommendations, and business cases.
Responsibilities
- Analyze servicing and collections results, application funnels, and contact-center metrics to identify performance gaps.
- Build and maintain automated reports and data files for external partners, mapping their requirements to available data and meeting delivery timelines.
- Extend data models in Snowflake and dbt and support dashboards used by operations leaders.
- Maintain consistent metric definitions, audit models, and reconcile internal figures with partner data.
- Test hypotheses and develop evidence-based recommendations and business cases for leadership.
- Use AI tools to streamline analytics work and collaborate with data engineering, product, and business teams on requests.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of experience in data or business analysis.
- Strong SQL skills and experience developing and maintaining data models.
- Proficiency with a business intelligence tool such as Sigma, Tableau, or Power BI.
- Ability to connect analysis to business recommendations and communicate findings clearly.
- Strong organization and ownership, including managing workload and delivering projects on time.
- Curiosity about AI and other analytical tools, with a collaborative and adaptable approach.
Benefits and work setup
- Remote-first setup for most roles.
- Benefits listed include flexible paid time off, company holidays, insurance, parental leave, equity, retirement savings, work equipment, a paid AI tool subscription, and team meetups.
The listing gives a base salary range of $61,000–$97,000 annually.