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Salary: EUR / PLN 4,000 - 17,000 / monthly
Revolut is seeking a Group Credit Controller to serve as the subject matter expert on credit-related topics across the organization. This role is critical to the Finance team's mission of keeping Revolut moving with clarity and confidence as the company scales its fintech operations globally.
Key responsibilities include ensuring accurate accounting, reconciliation, presentation, and disclosure of credit-related financial statement line items. You will lead month-end, quarter-end, and annual close processes, including audits for these areas. Collaboration with Credit and Risk teams is essential to ensure compliance with IFRS 9 standards and business requirements across retail, wholesale, and credit management segments.
You will support the launch and growth of credit products across multiple locations, identify credit exposures, and ensure proper accounting in line with IFRS 9 and IFRS 7 guidelines. As a key member of internal credit committees, you will own the ECL (Expected Credit Loss) model for the group and establish robust internal controls (SOX) across credit and ECL processes. You will also serve as the primary contact for external auditors at both group and local levels.
Required qualifications include being a qualified accountant or holding an equivalent certification. You must have deep expertise in IFRS 9 standards and expected credit losses, including data, models, accounting, disclosure, and controls. Experience with credit products across retail and wholesale segments is essential, along with impeccable data analysis skills and SQL proficiency. A logical, structured approach to problem-solving and a results-driven mindset are critical.
Nice-to-have qualifications include experience in fast-growing organizations and familiarity with financial instruments such as derivatives, hedging, and financial guarantees. The role is based remotely across Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Romania, and Spain, with compensation varying by location.
