Product Financial Data Analyst at Wise

Wise

Tallinn, ee·11h ago

SeniorFull-time

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$47,239 - $63,911 /year

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About the role  As a Finance Analyst at Wise, you will sit at the heart of our mission: money without borders. This role is a unique hybrid, split between the  Product Financials and Accounting Operations. You aren't just "running reports." You are building the data infrastructure and analytical models that allow our Product Managers and Controllers to sleep at night. You’ll own the "why" behind the numbers, translating complex transactional data into actionable financial insights.   What will you be working on?   1. Cards Product Financials   • Metric Ownership: Deep-dive into KPIs like Gross Margin, Unit Economics, and Transaction Volumes across 160+ countries. • Stakeholder Partnership: Work closely with Financial Controllers to provide assurance on monthly actuals, ensuring internal management reporting aligns with external obligations and different Product teams to ensure they can make the most of Finance data. • Modeling: Develop and refine models to understand card-related costs and revenues, identifying efficiency opportunities as we scale. • Analytics: Build out dashboards and define metrics that reliably answer the most pressing questions from the business.    2. Support for Accounting Payment Operations   • Financial Integrity: Ensure consistency between vendor reports, bank statements, and our General Ledger (GL). You’ll be the architect of reconciliation between Finance and third-party systems. • Operational Analytics: Build and maintain analytics for payables, payment cycles, invoice aging, and liquidity management to ensure Wise always has the right money in the right place. • Optimization: Provide data-driven insights on efficiency and costs to help the Payment Ops team optimize how we move money globally. • Feedback Loop: Act as a critical partner to PMs and Engineering by identifying and highlighting data quality gaps that impact financial accuracy.  

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About Wise

Wise is a global financial services company that has revolutionized the way individuals and businesses manage international money transfers. Founded in 2011 in the UK by Taavet Hinrikus and Conrad Lucas, the company initially emerged as TransferWise before rebranding to Wise in 2021 to better reflect its broader mission of providing transparent, affordable, and efficient financial solutions. Operating in the fintech industry, Wise has established itself as a leader in cross-border payments, offering a more cost-effective alternative to traditional banking services. Its platform is designed to simplify the complexities of international transactions, making it accessible to a wide range of users. Wise provides a suite of products and services that include low-cost international money transfers, multi-currency accounts, and borderless payment solutions for freelancers and businesses. Key features of its platform include transparent fee structures, real exchange rates, and instant transfers, which set it apart from competitors. The company targets individuals who frequently send money abroad, digital nomads, expatriates, and small to medium-sized enterprises that require seamless cross-border financial operations. By eliminating hidden fees and offering competitive exchange rates, Wise has become a trusted choice for users seeking reliability and affordability in international finance. Wise has achieved significant milestones since its inception, including rapid global expansion with a presence in over 50 countries and processing billions of dollars in transactions annually. The company has secured substantial funding, becoming a unicorn in the fintech space, and has been recognized for its innovative approach to financial inclusion. Its unique value proposition lies in its commitment to transparency and fairness, challenging the traditional banking model by providing users with greater control over their money and reducing the barriers associated with international payments.