Top Entry Level Fintech Jobs

Supports senior equity research analysts by analyzing FinTech market, economic, and technology trends; building financial models; developing investment ideas; writing research reports; preparing presentations; and communicating with sales teams, clients, and company management. The role requires strong analytical, finance, accounting, valuation, communication, teamwork, and organizational skills, plus proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint.

Provides financial administrative support, manages Microsoft Office tasks, adapts quickly to changing priorities, works independently or collaboratively, and handles complex assignments with minimal supervision. The role requires strong organizational skills, initiative, problem-solving ability, flexibility with work hours, and proficiency with Mac systems and Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.

Supports the General Counsel, CEO, and COO across contracts, legal operations, client billing, revenue operations, compliance, corporate records, executive support, office management, events, and employee travel. Maintains accurate systems and calendars, reconciles invoices, coordinates signatures, improves recurring processes, and uses AI tools to work efficiently. The role requires meticulous attention to detail, discretion, initiative, strong communication, and comfort with documents and numbers.

Provides administrative and legal support for a high volume of debt collection lawsuits. Duties include preparing correspondence, pleadings, and memos; gathering information; documenting completed work; scanning and copying documents; monitoring internal systems; supporting legal team members; and improving processes. The role requires strong communication, organization, attention to detail, computer skills, and the ability to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced hybrid environment.

Generate qualified sales opportunities through targeted research and outbound outreach to senior executives. Manage email, phone, and LinkedIn prospecting, conduct discovery, maintain CRM hygiene, document follow-ups, and collaborate with sales teams on strategic deal cycles. The role requires developing fluency in capital markets, equity operations, and compliance workflows while operating in a fast-paced Chicago-based hybrid startup environment.

Supports credit risk management through asset quality, loan concentration, collateral, credit compliance, allowance for credit loss, and stress-testing reports. Analyzes portfolio trends, regulatory and operational risks, data exceptions, and credit risk metrics. Maintains modeling databases, prepares management and Board reports, ensures data accuracy, and implements reporting process improvements while supporting regulatory compliance.

Build backend infrastructure for a real-time blockchain trading platform, including risk and liquidation engines, state machines, distributed services, market-data pipelines, trading-venue integrations, REST and WebSocket APIs, and deployment automation. Optimize asynchronous Rust systems for high throughput and low latency, while implementing databases, monitoring, alerting, and reliable production operations.

Owns a product area end to end, identifying growth opportunities, developing hypotheses, defining requirements, driving cross-functional delivery, and analyzing experiments and product metrics. The role partners with engineering, design, and analytics teams to validate ideas, optimize outcomes, and scale successful solutions in a fast-moving, remote environment.

Manually input and update orders, monitor changing markets, coordinate accurate information with traders, prioritize market data, and reconcile daily trades against internal records. The role requires precise multitasking and communication in a fast-paced, time-sensitive trading environment. It is fully in-office in New York City five days per week and follows market hours.

Graduate quant professionals analyze market data, develop trading strategies, build high-performance trading systems, improve data infrastructure, monitor live trades, and evaluate new markets. Depending on specialization, they may work as quantitative traders, researchers, or developers. The role requires strong quantitative reasoning, programming ability, financial-market interest, analytical problem-solving, communication, and attention to detail.