The Fintech Data Analyst supports financial analytics, deal economics, and profitability monitoring for fintech partnerships. They are responsible for building financial models, preparing performance reports, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to support business growth.
The Partner Account Specialist provides first-level support to Fintech partnerships, managing day-to-day operations, product support, and data reporting. They also work to retain and deepen existing partner relationships while identifying and resolving issues of moderate complexity.
The Chief Technology Officer leads the vision, strategic planning, and modernization of the technology organization to support traditional banking and Fintech-as-a-Service platforms. This role oversees technical architecture, vendor relationships, and cross-functional partnerships to ensure secure, scalable, and compliant operations.
The intern will lead designated audit and SOX-related projects while engaging with the internal audit department on daily tasks. They will also provide suggestions for process improvements and gain exposure to the company's business model and systems.
Serve as the primary technical liaison between fintech stakeholders and internal teams to diagnose and document complex integration needs. Lead cross-functional discussions to scope new integration capabilities and ensure supportable solutions are established.
The Fintech Implementation Manager oversees the end-to-end launch of fintech programs, serving as the primary point of contact for clients from kickoff through go-live. They coordinate cross-functional teams to ensure all regulatory, compliance, and operational requirements are integrated into the implementation plan.
Oversee the enterprise fraud program by managing policies, risk assessments, and serving as a liaison for complex fraud cases. Lead incident response, manage fraud reporting, and provide oversight for both first and second-line fraud operations for retail and fintech partners.
