Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Own an assigned area of the Strategic Initiatives portfolio, including the relationship with its business users and the reliability of anything shipped into their hands.
- Set priorities for that area in partnership with the Director and defend the reasoning behind them.
- Make day-to-day technical and product decisions independently; escalate architecture or infrastructure calls that affect the wider portfolio rather than deciding those alone.
- Use AI coding agents personally to build financial models, internal tools, and product features, staying hands-on rather than moving straight into pure oversight.
- Set the standard for how the team uses AI agents responsibly: what gets reviewed, what gets tested, and what never gets touched without a second set of eyes (production data, permissions, anything user-facing).
- Recognize when AI-generated work is subtly wrong, not just obviously broken.
- Manage one or more Senior Associates: their workload, their growth, and the
quality of what they ship. - Teach associates how to work with AI coding agents effectively, using real,
current work rather than generic training. - Review associates' output for judgment, not just correctness: did they solve
the actual problem, or just the stated one. - Work directly with business and executive stakeholders, including COO-level
leadership, on the status and results of your area. - Translate ambiguous, sometimes shifting business asks into a clear plan the
team can execute against. - Communicate tradeoffs and risk plainly, including when the honest answer is
'not yet' or 'not like that.'
Required Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Business, Economics, or a related quantitative field; MBA a plus but not required.
- 5+ years of experience in finance, strategy, operations, or a related analytical role, including at least a year applying AI tools to real work product.
- Some experience managing, mentoring, or training junior colleagues, formally or informally.
- Curiosity: a demonstrated habit of teaching yourself new tools before anyone asks you to, including AI tools specifically.
- Perseverance: a track record of carrying an ambiguous, difficult problem to a finished result, not handing it off when it gets hard.
- Critical thinking: the ability to take a messy business problem apart, find the real question, and defend your answer to a skeptic.
- No prior software engineering background required. What matters is technical fluency good enough to direct AI coding agents, evaluate their output, and teach someone else to do the same.
- Comfort being personally accountable for the production outcome of something built primarily with AI assistance.
- Experience with internal software, financial services, lending, or AI systems is a plus but not required.
Skills Required
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Business, Economics, or a related quantitative field
- 5+ years of experience in finance, strategy, operations, or a related analytical role
- At least one year applying AI tools to real work product
- Experience managing, mentoring, or training junior colleagues
- Demonstrated ability to teach yourself new tools, including AI tools
- Track record of carrying ambiguous, difficult problems through to completion
- Critical thinking and ability to analyze messy business problems and defend conclusions
- Technical fluency sufficient to direct AI coding agents and evaluate their output
- Comfort being accountable for production outcomes of AI-assisted work
- MBA
- Experience with internal software, financial services, lending, or AI systems
GoodLeap Compensation & Benefits Highlights
The following summarizes recurring compensation and benefits themes identified from responses generated by popular LLMs to common candidate questions about GoodLeap and has not been reviewed or approved by GoodLeap.
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Healthcare Strength — Feedback suggests GoodLeap provides comprehensive healthcare coverage, including medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance alongside EAP and mental-health support. On balance, the core coverage breadth appears solid.
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Leave & Time Off Breadth — Feedback suggests employees receive PTO, paid holidays, and sick time within a defined time-away program. Notes also highlight vacation and leave programs as standard offerings.
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Parental & Family Support — Feedback suggests parental and family medical leave are available. Recent mentions indicate parental leave was expanded in January 2026.
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