iwoca

FinServ

JuniorCreditAnalyst

€41–50k Berlin, Germany FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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optimal for Entry candidates.

The Brief

“Junior Credit Analyst at iwoca. Skills: Credit analysis, Data analysis. Assess credit applications. Use experience for decisions”

Industry & Context.

FinServ
Problems you'll solve

Analytical mindset; Practical approach; Innovative solutions; Scalable solutions; Process improvement suggestions

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Knowledge of foundational finance, Knowledge of accounting principles, Business acumen, Working understanding of risk drivers, Working understanding of revenue drivers, Ability to interpret financial statements, Ability to analyse financial statements, Excellent communication skills in business English, Excellent communication skills in German, Analytical mindset, Practical approach to problem solving

Nice to Have

Curiosity to use AI tools, Comfortable using AI tools, Good judgement about AI use, Ability to explain AI reasoning

What You'll Do.

Assess credit applications

Use experience for decisions

Use data sources for decisions

Use tech platform for decisions

Make accurate decisions

Increase decisioning autonomy

Support analysts on decisions

Work with analytics teams

Optimise lending approach

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Analytics teams

Communication Scope

Business English; Business German

Full Job Description

The company Small businesses move fast. Opportunities often don’t wait, and cash flow pressures can appear overnight. To keep going, and growing, SMEs need finance that’s as flexible and responsive as they are. That's why we built iwoca. Our smart technology, data science and five-star customer service ensures business owners can act with the speed, confidence and control they need, exactly when it's needed. We’ve already cleared the way for 100,000 businesses with more than £4 billion in funding. Our passionate team is driven to help even more SMEs succeed, through access to better finance and other services that make running a business easier. Our ultimate mission is to support one million SMEs in their defining moments, creating lasting impact for the communities and economies they drive. The team We’re growing fast, and more customers means more credit decisions. Our credit team is expanding and we’re looking for experienced analysts to assess our customers in a fast, fair and accurate way. The role - To assess credit applications - you’ll use your experience, a variety of data sources and our tech platform to make fast, fair and accurate decisions. - You’ll have autonomy in decisioning, the scope of which will increase over time as you build knowledge of our systems and processes. - You will support other analysts on larger and more complex decisions, which is a key part of our workflow. - Our credit decisioning is data driven. You’ll work alongside our analytics teams to optimise our approach to lending and adapt your own approach in line with that goal. Requirements Essential: - Demonstrates curiosity to use and learn more about AI tools. You’ll already be comfortable using AI tools in practical ways to help solve problems, increase productivity and improve quality of work, showing good judgement about when to use them and the ability to explain the reasoning behind that use. - We look for people who are smart, humble, motivated and who are always looking to

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