Underwriting Senior Analyst

Brex · Seattle, Washington, United States · Risk & Credit · listed September 1, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Senior
Experience asked
1+ years
Where
Hybrid
Stated pay
$74,128 – $92,660 USD
Requirements listed
11
Length
804 words

In the posting’s own words

Operations is the backbone of Brex’s mission to power businesses through our Intelligent Finance Platform. We own credit, fraud, money movement, and payments, protecting our customers and our company. From product operations that ensure flawless launches to scalable systems that drive innovation and precision, we operate at the intersection of product, design, engineering, and customer success. If you want to work at the heart of the business, Operations is where you belong.

What it asks for · 11

  • Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics or related field
  • 1+ years of experience in underwriting, credit risk, financial analysis, or a related field
  • Passionate about credit and underwriting decisions on commercial exposures for small to large businesses
  • Understanding of GAAP/IFRS accounting standards and bank/financial statement analysis
  • Familiarity with quantitative credit risk models, probability of default and loss given default concepts
  • Proficiency with Google Sheets, Excel, and Hex (or similar BI tools) for data extraction and analysis
  • Deep familiarity with underwriting/credit tooling used to investigate and resolve escalations
  • Strong analytical rigor and attention to detail
  • Customer centric and passionate about thinking through customer needs and working with them while balancing risk exposures
  • Experience working cross-functionally with teams such as Sales, Customer Experience, Engineering, or Product, with strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to communicate technical problems in an elegant and tactful way

Also a plus

  • Familiarity with banking regulations and global markets
  • FinTech, Big 4, Accounting or other financial experience preferred

What the job covers

  • Assess the credit quality in terms of our business credit card customers' ability to repay
  • Review bank statements and financial statements to underwrite Brex customers
  • Handle intermediate-level underwriting escalations requiring deeper investigation into applicant financials or edge-case scenarios
  • Review existing underwriting processes and proactively identify and recommend improvements that align underwriting outcomes with broader organizational goals
  • Track and communicate key underwriting metrics (e.g., approval rates, turnaround time, loss rates) to stakeholders in a clear and meaningful way
  • Build and maintain relationships with key partners across Risk, Sales, Engineering, and Product to drive underwriting initiatives forward
  • Serve as a subject matter expert within your area of underwriting, executing with high precision and actively helping to up-level those around you
  • Contribute to the ongoing learning and success of your team and the company by sharing knowledge through mentorship, collaboration, and aiding in documentation

Degree language

  • Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics or related field

Tools and skills named

Operations & finance
  • Excel
  • GAAP
Ways of working
  • Mentorship
  • Technical writing
Go to market
  • Customer success

Words the posting leans on

  • underwriting11×
  • customer8×
  • credit6×
  • product6×
  • experience5×
  • engineering4×
  • financial4×
  • operations4×
  • risk4×
  • accounting3×
  • analysis3×
  • familiarity3×
  • office3×
  • statements3×
  • business2×
  • businesses2×

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