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Salary: CAD 63,896 - 79,870 / annual
Brex is an intelligent finance platform enabling companies to spend smarter and move faster across 200+ markets. The company combines global corporate cards and banking with spend management, bill pay, and travel software. Tens of thousands of leading companies including DoorDash, Coinbase, Robinhood, and Zoom run on Brex.
Operations is the backbone of Brex's mission, owning credit, fraud, money movement, and payments. This team operates at the intersection of product, design, engineering, and customer success.
As an Underwriting Analyst, you will support underwriting processes for Brex's card products while developing your skills as a credit professional. You will work assigned cash-based underwriting queues, including account reviews, limit changes, and credit-related requests. Your responsibilities include evaluating customer creditworthiness using bank statements, transaction data, and cash-flow trends; analyzing cash balances, revenue, burn, runway, and transaction activity to identify credit risk; making sound, risk-based recommendations within delegated authority; and clearly communicating underwriting decisions to internal partners and customers.
You will partner cross-functionally with Sales, Customer Experience, Credit Policy, Risk, Data, Product, and Engineering to resolve complex cases and improve the end-to-end credit experience. You will identify recurring issues and opportunities to improve underwriting quality, efficiency, and consistency, using data, spreadsheets, and AI-enabled tools to streamline work and surface actionable insights.
The role is based in Vancouver with a hybrid environment requiring a minimum of three coordinated days in the office per week (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday). Up to four weeks per year of fully remote work is available.
Requirements:
- Passion for credit and underwriting decisions on commercial exposures for small to large businesses
- Strong analytical rigor and attention to detail
- Customer-centric mindset with ability to balance customer needs against risk exposures
- Ability to communicate technical problems in an elegant and tactful way
Bonus qualifications:
- Familiarity with quantitative credit risk models, probability of default (PD), and loss given default (LGD) concepts
- Experience with underwriting or credit-risk tooling and workflows
- Experience using SQL, Hex, spreadsheets, or similar tools to analyze data and identify trends
- Familiarity with banking regulations and global markets
- Experience with Salesforce or comparable case-management tools
