The Director of Information Security and Technical Operations is responsible for the strategy, implementation, and daily management of the company's information security program and core technology operations. This role ensures compliance with regulatory standards such as FTC, NYDFS, and SOC 2 while overseeing IT infrastructure and security controls.
The Bankruptcy Support Specialist manages and processes bankruptcy-related accounts while ensuring compliance with federal and state laws. They serve as a liaison between courts, trustees, and internal departments to protect company assets and minimize financial losses.
The Credit Analyst I processes loan applications and evaluates credit risk while adhering to company policies and lending regulations. They also maintain dealer relationships and work with management to develop underwriting skills and decision-making authority.
The Credit Analyst I processes new loan applications and evaluates credit risk in accordance with company policies. They also maintain dealer relationships and provide customer service while developing underwriting expertise.
The Training Support Specialist performs administrative functions to support training department operations, including material preparation, scheduling, and documentation. They also assist in onboarding new employees and delivering training content under the supervision of the Training Assistant Manager.
The Principal Software Engineer leads the architecture, design, and development of complex, scalable software solutions while mentoring engineering teams. They are responsible for enforcing coding standards, driving technical roadmaps, and collaborating with cross-functional departments to deliver high-performance applications.
The Software Architect defines enterprise architecture strategy, technical standards, and long-term system design practices to ensure scalability and reliability. They partner with business and technical leaders to translate objectives into actionable roadmaps while providing high-impact mentoring and technical governance.
The specialist is responsible for contacting customers with past due accounts to resolve delinquencies and process payments. They also handle complex account inquiries and provide relief options for customers experiencing financial hardships.
The Quality Monitoring Specialist is responsible for reviewing and scoring call center interactions to ensure compliance with company policies and procedures. They also identify training needs, track performance trends, and recommend process improvements to management.
The Vice President of Revenue leads the commercial organization to drive dealer acquisition, activation, retention, and funded volume growth. This role oversees Sales, Marketing, and Dealer Services while building scalable processes and developing future leaders.
The Funding Specialist I reviews loan documents for accuracy and compliance while training dealers on program processes and application requirements. They also manage electronic signature queues and resolve document-related issues to ensure efficient funding.
The Dealer Services Analyst researches, monitors, and documents contractor applications and record changes to ensure compliance with company standards. They also coordinate with internal teams to resolve verification issues and maintain accurate dealer information across multiple software systems.
