Fintech Founders Associate

Credibur is building the operating platform for non-bank lending. We're looking for a hands-on, analytical Founders Associate with a strong focus on customer implementation, product development and data. You will work closely with our founder and our customers to get Credibur up and running, connect data sources, and make sure their funding and portfolio reporting works end to end.

What you'll do

• Work directly with lenders to understand their structures and data, set up Credibur, and make sure their facilities and portfolios are correctly reflected in the platform.
• Work with financial and operational data (loan tapes, repayment data, facility data) to build views, check data quality, and support automated reporting.
• Translate customer needs into clear requirements, test new features, and help improve internal implementation playbooks.
• Help design and improve how we deliver projects, from timelines and communication to internal workflows.
• Support sales conversations and investor updates with analyses and materials.

What you'll need

• Bachelor's or Master's degree (Business, Finance, Economics, or a related field preferred).
• First work experience in startups, consulting, banking, or data-focused roles.
• Advanced Excel or Google Sheets skills; first experience with SQL or Python is a strong plus.
• Comfortable diving into details (data issues, edge cases, process gaps) to make implementations work.
• Thrive in fast-moving, unstructured environments and take ownership of topics instead of waiting for instructions.
• Excellent communicator with customers and colleagues, fluent in English (German is a strong plus).

What they offer

• Work directly with the founder and small experienced team in an early-stage fintech start-up
• High-impact work that directly shapes the company's success
• Steep learning curve with exposure to fintech, lending, venture capital, and scaling
• Flex work possible from central Berlin-Mitte office
• Competitive compensation based on experience, with potential for equity participation