Fluent in English (written and verbal)
Minimum of 2 years of experience in data-driven analytical roles (e.g., financial analysis, product analytics, business intelligence, or risk/operations)
Proven data analysis capabilities, with experience using quantitative data to identify chargeback trends, optimize dispute win rates, and drive operational decision-making
Knowledge and experience using SQL, Python, Databricks and Looker
Hands-on experience with payment processors across LatAm, EMEA, or North America
In-depth knowledge of card network regulations (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) specifically surrounding chargeback cycles, dispute rights, and merchant/consumer guidelines
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to translate complex transaction datasets and dispute metrics into clear actionable insights
Highly professional and adaptable, capable of keeping pace with changing environments while maintaining strict adherence to Signifyd’s Security and Privacy policies
Strict discretion and confidentiality when handling sensitive consumer data, financial metrics, and payment details
Excellent time management and organizational skills, with a proven ability to prioritize heavy data workloads, multitask, and work flexible hours as needed
Collaborative team player with a proactive attitude, comfortable executing independent data investigations as well as collaborating cross-functionally to improve chargeback processes
Experience using a variety of payment platforms or processors across (e.g. Shopify, Stripe, PayPal, Adyen, Braintree)
Experience analyzing transaction logs, chargeback documentation, and complex datasets
Proven track record of directly improving chargeback win rates or reducing overall chargeback-to-transaction ratios
Prior experience using automated chargeback management platforms or merchant portals (e.g., Ethoca, Verifi/Order Insight, Chargebacks911, Kount)
Familiarity with local and alternative payment methods in key markets (e.g., Pix in LatAm, iDEAL or Klarna in EMEA) and their specific dispute mechanisms