TL;DR

Staff Fraud and Risk Analyst (Fintech): Supporting end-to-end risk analytics for consumer products with an accent on data-driven insights to achieve business outcomes. Focus on using forecasting and predictive analytics techniques, and mining massive-scale transactional data to improve fraud and credit risk mitigation strategies.

Location: Onsite in New York City, NY, USA

Salary: $168,500–$228,000

Company

%hirify_global% is a global financial technology platform powering prosperity for consumers, small businesses, and the self-employed with products like TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp.

What you will do

Analyze large data sets and translate insights into risk and business opportunities/requirements.
Develop compelling visualizations and design data-driven tests and experiments.
Utilize forecasting and predictive analytics techniques to derive business impacts.
Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure analytical solutions are scalable and effective.
Mine massive-scale transactional data to improve fraud and credit risk mitigation strategies and policy proposals.
Work with product and technology teams to build and operationalize risk solutions.

Requirements

Minimum 4 years of relevant experience, with preference for Financial Services or FinTech and consumer lending.
Advanced SQL and coding skills for data segmentation and aggregation.
Good working experience with data analytics and visualization tools like Quicksight and Tableau.
Strong analytical ability and proven business acumen.
Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Science, Math, or other Quantitative Field, or commensurate experience.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Culture & Benefits

Competitive compensation package with a strong pay-for-performance rewards approach.
Opportunity to be eligible for cash bonus, equity rewards, and benefits.
Work in a high-performing team that drives results through data-driven insights.
Opportunity to build a strong analytics culture.
Fast-paced environment balancing short and long-term strategic implications.