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Generous Founding Equity
Top-Tier Backing
Relocation Support
Comprehensive Visa Sponsorship
Unmatched Impact in Education Sector
Job summary
A mission-driven startup in Phoenix, AZ, is seeking a Credit & Fraud Risk Analyst to work directly with the Head of Risk. This role involves monitoring and investigating fraud patterns, analyzing portfolio performance, and building analytics initiatives. Ideal candidates should possess 2+ years in risk analysis, a strong attention to detail, and proficiency in SQL for data analysis. The position offers competitive equity and an opportunity to directly impact the future of education funding in the U.S. by shaping financial processes for families.
Qualifications
2+ years of experience in risk, credit, fraud, or trust & safety analysis.
Ability to communicate complexities simply.
Fast decision-making with limited information.
Attention to detail for user experience enhancement.
Comfortable with data usage for leverage work.
Responsibilities
Monitor transaction activities for fraud patterns and risks.
Analyze performance metrics for underwriting adjustments.
Identify data insights for portfolio management.
Build automations for operational efficiency.
Collaborate across teams for comprehensive risk representation.
Enhance customer journey while managing risk.
Skills
Investigative analysis
Operational analysis
Data analysis
SQL proficiency
Customer empathy
Simplification advocacy
Job description
A mission-driven startup in Phoenix, AZ, is seeking a Credit & Fraud Risk Analyst to work directly with the Head of Risk. This role involves monitoring and investigating fraud patterns, analyzing portfolio performance, and building analytics initiatives. Ideal candidates should possess 2+ years in risk analysis, a strong attention to detail, and proficiency in SQL for data analysis. The position offers competitive equity and an opportunity to directly impact the future of education funding in the U.S. by shaping financial processes for families.