Responsibilities
- Complete an independent fraud risk assessment within three weeks, identifying major vulnerabilities, current threats, and creating a strategic plan.
- Launch a login challenge test within five weeks, aiming for top-tier precision and minimal user disruption.
- Run an experiment within one month to lower first payment defaults by 3% for a specific group, maintaining approval rates if experienced in financial services.
- Develop a system within three months that produces actionable insights from manual fraud reviews, utilizing AI or human agents.
- Implement controls within six months to reduce the threat of automated fraud attacks to negligible levels.
Requirements
- Minimum two years in fraud management within tech or fintech, with hands-on experience in analytics or strategy and deploying rules or models.
- Advanced SQL skills, including the ability to interpret SQL code generated by AI agents.
- Current meaningful engagement with AI agents in a professional capacity.
- Proficiency in professional English.
Nice to Have
- Experience creating self-improving feedback mechanisms for agentic systems.
- Background in financial services, particularly with first-party and acquisition fraud.
- Leadership during active fraud incidents.
- Working knowledge of Spanish.
Benefits
- Base salary range: $175,000 to $250,000 USD in NYC; adjusted for cost of living in Mexico City.
- Competitive equity package.
- Full medical, dental, and vision insurance for employee; 50% coverage for dependents.
- 401(k) plan available for US employees.
- Unlimited paid time off, with typical usage around 3-4 weeks annually.
- Extended leave for maternity and paternity.
- Relocation assistance provided.
Work Arrangement
Hybrid — New York City, Mexico City
WHY THIS ROLE IS DIFFERENT
- Fraud is treated as a strategic function rather than a cost center, with autonomy to assess and roadmap the entire fraud landscape.
- End-to-end ownership of detection, mitigation, and operations for a lending business exceeding $500 million in annual GMV.
- Focus on precision: challenging as few users as possible while maintaining accuracy.
- Building the fraud operations function as an agent-operated system from the start.
- Direct collaboration with the company founders.
- Responsibility for implementing controls to prevent programmatic fraud attacks within six months.
WHY YOU SHOULD APPLY
- Previous ownership of a fraud domain, including case reviews and deploying high-precision rules or models.
- Meaningful use of AI agents and progress toward self-improving feedback loops.
- Self-sufficient analysis without need for technical validation.
- Thorough review of user interfaces before deploying controls, with understanding of user experience.
- Ability to lead during incidents, direct actions, and advocate based on evidence.
- Strong interpersonal skills that aid in persuasion and collaboration.
- Vigilance and proactive concern for emerging threat vectors evident in work.
WHY YOU SHOULD NOT APPLY
- Preference for established fraud systems and playbooks; this role involves building from scratch.
- Background limited to only fraud data science or operations; requires both strategic judgment and implementation skills.
- Lack of experience or skepticism toward AI agents; the function will be agent-operated.
- Disinclination to personally test user flows before control deployment.
- Desire for a fully optimized environment; significant discovery and adjustment ongoing.
- Inability to commit to 80% in-office presence in New York City or Mexico City.
ABOUT THE PROCESS
- Initial discussion with the Hiring Manager.
- Completion of a case study.
- On-site interview.
- Reference and background verification.
- Job offer extended.
A NOTE FROM THE HIRING MANAGER
- Joined because of the founders, who are exceptional operators bringing Uber's experimentation approach to lending in Mexico.
- Trusts the founders for their integrity, drive, pragmatism, intelligence, and work ethic.
- Confident in the company's unit economics and product-market fit due to profitability and revenue.
- Values the senior, technical team and performance-oriented culture.
- Personally enthusiastic about the equity value.
Other
- 80% in-office requirement in NYC or Mexico City for collaboration with Risk, Engineering, and incident response.
- AI integration in daily workflows across all teams.
- Capability to lead and direct effectively during incidents.
- Commitment to honesty and transparency in analysis; addressing mistakes openly.
- Relocation support available.