We’re looking for a highly driven and analytically-minded professional to join the Growth Analytics team, focusing on Affirm’s Direct to Consumer Financial & Banking products!

The Financial Products group under Growth Analytics is mainly responsible for understanding & driving all aspects of the Affirm’s D2C Financial Products to great detail, including overall economics / financials, users, merchants, and underlying financial product constructs. The team does this by building foundational data visibility, driving research, setting goals, testing, delivering analyses, and supporting the execution of plans across the portfolio.

What you'll do

• Develop business and product strategies to drive growth, profitability and an outstanding customer experience with an emphasis on quantitative reasoning
• Work with large and complex data sets to tackle a wide array of challenging problems using various sophisticated analytical and statistical techniques.
• Analyze data to identify gaps/opportunities within product and user experience areas and provide data driven recommendations for improvement
• Design and analyze AB tests to understand performance of new features and products
• Partner with cross-functional stakeholders from Product, Engineering, Marketing, Finance, Sales teams to inform product decisions and influence roadmap and business unit strategy
• Own end-to-end analytics workflow to socialize and influence cross functional teams
• Potentially manage a team of analysts. Providing leadership, guidance, and mentorship on the team.

What we look for

• 5+ years of experience in a business focused analytically-driven role (analytics, consulting, finance, data science, etc.)
• Very strong working knowledge of SQL and/or experience with Python or R; Project experience with AB Testing is a plus
• Familiarity with data visualization tools (e.g., Looker, Tableau and PowerBI)
• Ability to think creatively and critically and thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic, and often ambiguous work environment
• Experience in card lending and consumer banking is preferred, with an understanding of lending mechanics and credit strategies