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Ualá, a leading Latin American neobank with 11+ million users, is seeking a Credit Strategy Senior Analyst to support and coordinate credit area strategies. This role acts as a critical liaison between the country operations and the credit business unit, driving strategic initiatives while ensuring alignment with long-term company objectives and enabling efficient executive decision-making.
Key responsibilities include:
- Supporting the definition of value proposition and business strategy for credit products, ensuring coherence with credit area objectives
- Continuous monitoring of credit business metrics to ensure goal achievement
- Collaborating on credit portfolio expansion and management, evaluating results and defining strategic action plans to support C-level decision-making
- Coordinating implementation of strategic initiatives in collaboration with the credit team
- Analyzing credit product performance and market dynamics to inform strategic recommendations
Required qualifications:
- Deep knowledge of banking/fintech and financial systems, with demonstrated experience in credit products and business
- Proven ability to interpret and analyze credit business metrics
- Strong communication skills with ability to coordinate multiple stakeholders in dynamic environments
- Proficiency in PowerPoint and Microsoft Excel for presentations and financial analysis
- SQL proficiency for data analysis
- Experience in strategic planning and business development within financial services
Ualá offers a flexible, growth-oriented work environment with professional development opportunities, access to premium educational institutions with training discounts, three weeks vacation, extended leave policies, birthday day off, flexible work arrangements, family health coverage, gym discounts, 70% cashback on Ualá card purchases, and referral bonuses. The company values diversity—46% of the team are women, significantly above the Latin American fintech average of under 30%—and maintains representation from 11 nationalities.
